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In a move resembling military movie scenarios, U.S. forces in the Red Sea have deployed an advanced “electronic eye network” that combines real-time surveillance techniques with big data analysis, aimed at predicting any potential military actions that forces from Sanaa might take against their ships.
U.S. officials have described the new system as a game changer in deterrence strategy. Admiral Brad Cooper, Deputy Commander of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), confirmed that this system will reduce the chances of military surprises and provide a “protective shield” for American forces in the region.
The system relies on an encrypted communication network connecting warships to dozens of global intelligence hubs, with the ability to process millions of data points per second. To enhance its accuracy, Washington employs secret partnerships with private military technology companies that supply high-resolution satellite images and real-time field analysis.
Internal documents reveal that artificial intelligence (AI) is the beating heart of this system, reducing the time it takes to analyze aerial images from hours to seconds, with algorithms capable of detecting unusual patterns even under challenging weather conditions.
Military observers believe that the true goal of the system extends beyond direct protection, aiming to bolster U.S. control over international shipping routes and eliminate any potential threats that could disturb Washington’s regional alliances.
