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HMS Diamond returned to Portsmouth after six months in the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
The warship shot down nine drones and a Houthi missile, sailing nearly 44,000 miles and spending 151 days at sea.
The Type 45 destroyer will be replaced in the region by HMS Duncan after it left the UK in May .
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