US Military Says It Prevented $25bn in Iranian Oil Exports in 100 Days Since Blockade Started
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In the 100 days since Iran's naval blockade resumed, the American Armed Forces (AF) prevented the export of $25 billion of its oil, announced on Thursday to the U.S. Central Command in the Middle East (CENTCOM). "It is now 100 days since the U.S. Central Command resumed the Iranian naval blockade, a kind of wall.
Today, Thursday, the United States Army announced that the embargo on Iranian ports, 100 days after its imposition, had prevented it from exporting $25 billion in crude oil.
CENTCOM issued a statement marking 100 days since the renewal of the naval blockade on Iran, and reported that the blockade has prevented it from exporting crude oil worth at least $25 billion. The move has also damaged the Revolutionary Guards' ability to finance militias, criminal networks and terrorist activity. The post 100 Days of Naval Blockade on Iran: US Denies Tehran $25 Billion in Oil Revenue appeared first on JDN.
During a potential war between the US and Iran in 2026, on April 26, the M/T Stream oil tanker attempted to sail to an Iranian port. The US Navy destroyer USS Rafael Peralta imposed a blockade on the Iranian port, preventing the tanker from navigating. (X/US Central Command)
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