US military says Iran naval blockade has reached 100 days
US military says Iran naval blockade has reached 100 days US Central Command (Centcom) said its naval blockade of Iran had halted all seaborne imports and exports, except humanitarian aid authorised by US forces, for 100 days. “There have been no exports or imports to Iran by sea except for the humanitarian aid US forces have allowed,” Centcom said in a post on X. The blockade “has helped prevent…
U.S. Central Command (Centcom) reported that its naval blockade of Iran has been in place for 100 days, effectively halting all seaborne trade except for humanitarian aid authorized by U.S. forces. According to Centcom, there have been no exports or imports to Iran by sea during this period, other than the authorized humanitarian assistance.
The blockade has successfully prevented Iran from exporting at least $25 billion worth of crude oil, significantly impacting the nation's economy. Additionally, the naval action has constrained Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) from funding proxy militias, criminal networks, and engaging in terrorism activities. This effort marks 100 days since CENTCOM forces re-established the steel wall naval blockade against Iran.
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