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US destroyer docks at Israel’s Eilat port - Ynet

Jan 30, 2026, 09:38 GMT+0

A US military destroyer docked at the Israeli port of Eilat on Friday, Israel’s Ynet News website reported, as tensions between Washington and Iran rose.

The website, citing the military, said the destroyer’s arrival at the southern port on the Gulf of Aqaba was pre-planned and part of ongoing cooperation between the Israeli and US militaries.

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