Centcom says US forces redirect 99 commercial vessels

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As of September 11, U.S. forces redirected 99 commercial vessels as part of an ongoing naval blockade against Iran, according to U.S. Central Command (Centcom). This action is part of a broader strategy that has reportedly prompted more forceful responses from Tehran.

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US forces have redirected 99 commercial vessels as of 11 September as part of its ongoing naval blockade of Iran, US Central Command (Centcom) said. The naval blockade and recently announced harsher economic sanctions on Iran has so far only prompted more forceful responses from Tehran.

Centcom says US forces redirect 99 commercial vessels

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