US Central Command reroutes ships at Iran blockade
The article discusses efforts by the U.S. Central Command to redirect and monitor commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz as part of the implementation of the blockade against Iran. The figures show that U.S. forces have succeeded in changing the course of 71 merchant ships and disrupting more than 40 aid ships since the blockade resumed, with changes in the routes of 67 ships and interference with three others during previous operations. The command confirmed that these measures aim to establish control over the strait and prevent any attempts to breach the Iranian blockade, amid rising tensions between Washington and Tehran over control of strategic waters.
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