
The US Central Command (Centcom) announced that an F-35A stealth fighter was conducting patrols over territorial waters, in conjunction with the forces continuing to impose the naval blockade on Iran, as it redirected 92 commercial ships, disabled 3 ships, and boarded two ships until September 6.
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American forces continue their operations in the region to put pressure on Tehran, in light of the escalation of tensions related to maritime traffic off the Iranian coast.
(CNN) - The US Central Command (Centcom) announced that an American F-35A stealth fighter is conducting patrols over territorial waters, in conjunction with the command’s forces continuing to impose the naval blockade on Iran.
Centcom said in a post on its account on the
She added that as of September 6, US forces had redirected 92 commercial ships, disabled 3 ships, and boarded two ships, as part of what she described as ensuring “strict compliance with instructions.”
Central Command accompanied its post with a video clip showing an F-35A fighter flying over the water, in a display of the US air presence in conjunction with ongoing naval operations.
This comes in light of the escalation of tensions related to maritime traffic off the Iranian coast, while American forces continue their operations in the region to put pressure on Tehran.
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US forces will continue to carry out similar air and sea patrols in the region
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