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Approximately 1,600 vessels are currently stalled near the Strait of Hormuz, with the U.S. Navy reporting it has successfully escorted only two ships through the waterway so far.

Approximately 1,600 tankers and other vessels are currently unable to transit the Strait of Hormuz, with the U.S. Navy having successfully escorted only two ships through the area, according to CNN.

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Russian air defense forces report shooting down a Ukrainian An-196 drone near Likhachevo. The Ministry of Defense claims the drone was part of a group detected earlier in Latvian airspace alongside foreign fighter jets.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Russian air defense forces shot down a Ukrainian An-196 drone near Likhachevo, following the detection of a group of drones and foreign fighter jets in Latvian airspace.

Russia reports Ukrainian drone attempt near Saint Petersburg, stating six drones entered Latvian airspace before five disappeared from radar. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims the drones targeted civilian infrastructure.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Ukrainian forces attempted to attack civilian infrastructure near Saint Petersburg on Thursday, with six drones entering Latvian airspace and five subsequently disappearing from radar.

Russia's Ministry of Defense identifies a drone that entered Latvian airspace as a Ukrainian-made Lyutyi UAV following an examination of recovered debris.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reports that an analysis of debris confirms a drone that entered Latvian airspace was a Ukrainian-made Lyutyi UAV.

Russia's Ministry of Defense reports an attempted Ukrainian drone attack on civilian infrastructure near Saint Petersburg. The ministry claims the incident occurred on May 7.

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that Ukrainian forces attempted a drone attack on civilian infrastructure near Saint Petersburg on May 7.

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