Iran Responds to “Operation Economic Outcast”
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The US blockade of the Strait of Hormuz continues. According to US Central Command, US forces have diverted 86 commercial vessels and disabled three. Meanwhile, Iran-backed Houthi rebels fired 10 ballistic missiles at Taiz and Hodeidah in Yemen.
The United States Navy has, since the resumption of Iran's naval blockade, intercepted 86 related merchant ships that were travelling to or leaving Iran's port, reporting to the United States Central Command in the Middle East (CENTCOM) on Wednesday. "The U.S. Navy continues to comply strictly with the requirements of Iran's blockade.
The U.S. Army announced that 86 merchant ships destined for Iran had been rerouted until Wednesday, as part of the implementation of the embargo on Iranian ports.
Iran Responds to “Operation Economic Outcast”
The scale of the economic distress that a U.S. naval blockade and economic sanctions are inflicting on the Iranian population is not in doubt, but the conditions are intensifying debate within Iran’s regime over how to respond to the pressure. The internal debate will be muted, but by no means resolved, while the tit-for-tat exchanges […]
US Central Command has released documentation of its naval blockade enforcement activities against Iran - 86 vessels were diverted, 3 were disabled, and 2 were inspected. The impressive documentation
The US Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the naval blockade of Iranian ports continues strictly, stating, "To date, US forces have diverted the routes of 86 commercial vessels, impeded the movement of 3 commercial vessels, and boarded 2 commercial vessels as part of the blockade..."
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