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Turbojet Engine Debris
Noor-family anti-ship cruise missile · At sea: Red Sea · December 11, 2023
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Recovered itemAt sea: Red Sea · December 11, 2023
Turbojet Engine Debris
Maker or origin, in the source's wordsIranThe Iranian Tolu-4 turbojet engine
Turbojet engine debris from the M/T Strinda attack. Photo: U.S. Central Command, via Defense Intelligence Agency, Seized At Sea (2024), p. 5. - Weapon system
- Noor-family anti-ship cruise missile
- Recovered
- Debris from the attack on the M/T Strinda
- Documented by
- U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, DIA_F_255LQ_A, p. 5
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The Iranian Tolu-4 turbojet engine, used in the Noor ASCM, has unique features—including the compressor stage (5) and stator (6)— that are consistent with engine debris recovered from the 11 December 2023 Houthi attack on the M/T Strinda.
Defense Intelligence Agency, Seized At Sea: Iranian Weapons Smuggled to the Houthis (Washington, DC: DIA, April 2024), p. 5. U.S. government assessment. Copy read from www.govinfo.gov on 2026-10-17; sha256 27f0ea0e5c80.