CENTCOM Says 130th Vessel Redirected as U.S. Blockade of Iranian Ports Remains in Force
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defapress.irThe US Central Command (CENTCOM) claimed that its forces are continuing the naval blockade against Iran.
U.S. Forces Redirect 130th Vessel In Naval Blockade Of Iranian Ports
TAMPA, Fla. (VINnews) — U.S. forces turned away the 130th commercial ship Monday while enforcing a naval blockade of Iranian ports that the Pentagon says remains fully in effect. U.S. Central Command said the vessel was redirected in the Middle East as American warships continued to stop traffic from entering or leaving Iranian ports and […]
The American military has already diverted 130 ships as part of Iran's naval blockade, reporting to the US Central Command (CENTCOM).
The United States Navy has, since the resumption of Iran's naval blockade, intercepted 130 related merchant ships that were heading for or leaving Iranian ports, reported to the United States Central Command in the Middle East (CENTCOM). "As of 5 October, the Central Command has redirected 130 commercial vessels in the course of ensuring that Iran's current naval blockade is being enforced by the United States," the report states. "The U.S. Arme…
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