US Has Forced 86 Ships to Change Course in Iran Blockade, CENTCOM Says
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The U.S. Army has raised to more than 90 the ships against which it has intervened in the framework of its blockade in the Strait of Ormuz, including 87 that have been “redirected” in the area, in the midst of the open conflict with Iran following the surprise offensive launched on 28 February with Israel against the Asian country. The Central Command of the United States (CENTCOM) has pointed out in a brief message on social networks that the s…
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US military says 87 vessels diverted so far in Strait of Hormuz
US military says 87 vessels diverted so far in Strait of Hormuz US Central Command (Centcom) said it has redirected a total of 87 vessels in the Strait of Hormuz amid the naval blockade of Iran. Centcom also said in its update that it has disabled three ships so far and boarded another two to ensure “total compliance” with the blockade.
US has forced 86 ships to change course in Iran blockade, CENTCOM says
US forces have diverted 86 commercial vessels as part of the maritime blockade on Iran, according to Central Command.Three vessels have been disabled and two boarded for inspection, CENTCOM said Wednesday.Iran has not yet responded to the US claim, but
Field maritime measures were taken in the Strait of Hormuz, including the redirection of 87 ships and the disabling of 3 other ships. The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on Thursday that it had taken naval field measures in the Strait of Hormuz, including redirecting 87 ships, disabling 3 others, and boarding 2 ships, as part of military operations aimed at ensuring compliance with the blockade. Imposed on Iran.
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