CENTCOM reroutes 100 commercial ships in 60 days of Iran blockade
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U.S. Central Command said its forces have rerouted 100 commercial vessels in the 60 days since Washington reimposed its naval blockade on Iran. CENTCOM stated that no ship has crossed the blockade without U.S. permission.
Key Facts
- CENTCOM forces rerouted 100 commercial ships in the 60 days since the U.S. reimposed its naval blockade on Iran.
- The blockade targets the Strait of Hormuz and has been in effect continuously, according to CENTCOM.
- No ship has crossed the blockade without U.S. permission, CENTCOM said.
Blockade Enforcement
CENTCOM announced the rerouting figure on its social media account. The U.S. Navy's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has continued without interruption. CENTCOM stated that in the 60 days since America restarted its 'steel wall' blockade against Iran, its forces changed the routes of 100 commercial ships. The command added that not a single ship has crossed the blockade without permission from U.S. forces.
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