Seizure of Iranian-Made Weapons Linked to Deaths of 2 Navy SEALs Leads to Four Charged

Four foreign nationals have been charged after the U.S. Navy intercepted a vessel in the Arabian Sea transporting suspected Iranian-made weapons, leading to the deaths of two Navy SEALs during the intervention. The seized materials are allegedly consistent with weaponry used by Iranian-backed Houthi rebel forces in recent attacks on U.S. military and merchant ships. The U.S. Justice Department emphasized that such actions will not be tolerated and sent a message to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.