The USS Bulkeley and Norfolk-based USS Cole fired a dozen interceptors on Tuesday as part of the United States' response to Iranian missiles launched at Israel. More for You.

The USS Cole and USS Bulkeley fired about a dozen ballistic missile interceptors to defend Israel from a barrage of nearly 200 Iranian missiles on Tuesday, officials said.

The Navy destroyers Bulkeley and Cole put in work Tuesday, playing a role in stopping Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel, according to the Pentagon.

A screenshot from a video released by U.S. 6th Fleet of USS Bulkeley launching a missile in defense of an Iranian attack on Israel. (U.S. Navy) ...

The USS Bulkeley and USS Cole fired "approximately a dozen interceptors against the incoming Iranian missiles," which were captured on video streaking across the night sky above Israel, according ...

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The Department of Defense confirmed two U.S. naval ships intercepted and destroyed missiles launched by Iran on the eastern Mediterranean Sea on Tuesday. USS Bulkeley (DDG-84) and USS Cole (DDG-67 ...

The destroyers USS Cole and USS USS Bulkeley were involved in the effort, Ryder told reporters at a Pentagon news conference. Ryder did not specify how many missiles the interceptors hit.

An official said two U.S. Navy destroyers — the Norfolk-based USS Cole and the USS Bulkeley — fired about a dozen interceptors to defend Israel in the latest attack.

The Navy destroyers Bulkeley and Cole put in work Tuesday, playing a role in stopping Iran's ballistic missile attack on Israel, according to the Pentagon.

An official said two U.S. Navy destroyers — the Norfolk-based USS Cole and the USS Bulkeley — fired about a dozen interceptors to defend Israel in the latest attack.