America reports $25B loss from Iran oil blockade

The U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) announced that the naval blockade imposed on Iran has been in place for 100 days, preventing Tehran from exporting crude oil worth at least $25 billion. This move is part of efforts to curb the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps' ability to finance militias and terrorist networks, while only allowing humanitarian aid via the sea. The blockade has also had a significant impact on Iran’s trade activities, especially oil exports, which are a major source of Tehran’s revenues.

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