Iran War: US Forces Fire A Missile Into Engine Room Of Ship Trying To Breach Trump's Naval Blockade
Mideast tinderbo US Military strikes a commercial ship. Ship trying to breach US blockade and reach Iran targeted. US CENTCOM: Missile fired into the ship's
Mideast tinderbo US Military strikes a commercial ship. Ship trying to breach US blockade and reach Iran targeted. US CENTCOM: Missile fired into the ship's engine room. Gambia-flagged ship ignored more than 20 warnings. 'Lian Star' hit hard as it tried to enter an Iranian port. Ship adrift in Gulf of Oman, US Forces haven't boarded it. US military has stopped 6 ships trying to breach blockade. One ship allowed to proceed, and another 116 redirected...Remember, the US launched the blockade on April 17.
US blockade a response to Iran's Hormuz Strait chokehold. A fragile ceasefire has held since April 7. Can a deal be reached to extend the truce by 60 days? Nuclear issues remain unresolved, IRGC says 'up for a fight'. Events in Hormuz Strait have shaken the global economy. Shipments of oil, gas, and fertilizer largely stranded. Increasing strain on consumers and food producers...The US blockade seeks to limit Iran's own shipments. US blockade aims to further weaken Iran's access to cash.
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