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Correspondent for The New York Times. Co-author of the nonfiction book The Eternal Nazi. Author of the novel Last One In
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Maker of Drone Boats Used in Iran War to Open New Texas Shipyard

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By Peter Eavis Verified, Nicholas Kulish Verified
| GV Wire Verified
After its unmanned vessels recently drew attention in the Iran war, Saronic Technologies, a shipbuilding startup, announced Thursday that it would open a new facility in the United States to make both naval and commercial ships. Saronic CEO Dino Mavrookas said the company would break ground this year on an 850-acre shipyard in Brownsville, Texas, and begin building vessels there by 2028.
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Maker of Drone Boats Used in Iran War to Open New Texas Shipyard Original

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By Peter Eavis Verified, Nicholas Kulish Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Maker of Drone Boats Used in Iran War to Open New Texas Shipyard Saronic Technologies will make naval and commercial vessels at the facility. The company’s naval drone helped rescue the crew of a downed Apache helicopter last month.
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Por primera vez, las fuerzas estadounidenses utilizaron drones navales en operaciones de combate

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By Nicholas Kulish Verified
| Clarín (Argentina) Verified
Las fuerzas estadounidenses utilizaron embarcaciones no tripuladas en un ataque contra una instalación naval iraní, su primera operación ofensiva con drones marítimos, según informó el lunes el Comando Central de Estados Unidos, en la señal más reciente de cómo los drones están transformando la guerra moderna.
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