A Navy report has concluded that the deaths of two U.S. Navy SEALs in January 2024, who drowned while attempting to board a suspected Houthi arms smuggling vessel off the coast of Somalia, were preventable. The investigation highlights a series of operational failures that contributed to the tragedy during the mission to intercept weapons bound for the Houthis. The report underscores the need for improved planning and safety measures in high-risk operations. The incident has raised concerns about the execution of such missions and the protection of military personnel in dangerous environments.
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Navy report calls drowning of two SEALS in January off Somalia preventable
The deaths in January of two U.S. Navy Seals, who drowned while boarding a suspected Houthi arms smuggling vessel off the coast of Somalia, were preventable, according to a Navy report.
