
US Central Command publishes a video of targeting a cargo ship in the Gulf of Oman
The US Army Central Command published a video documenting the targeting of a commercial cargo ship flying the Panama flag in the Gulf of Oman after it attempted to violate the naval blockade imposed on Iran.
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US forces resumed enforcing the blockade on ships heading to or departing from Iranian ports on July 14.
(CNN) - The US Army's Central Command, Centcom, published a video clip showing the moment a cargo ship was targeted, which it said attempted to violate the blockade imposed on Iran.
The video was published by Central Command on its page on the
She continued: “An American fighter jet targeted the stern of the Panama-flagged ship Ocean Molica (also known as ‘Arika Sun’), with a precision-guided munition, which completely disabled the ship’s propulsion system without harming the crew. The large cargo ship was trying to cross territorial waters after leaving an Iranian port earlier.”
The statement stated, "US Central Command forces had resumed the US blockade on all ships entering or departing from Iranian ports on July 14. Four commercial ships were disabled and 135 other ships were forced to change course and turn back during three months of strict implementation of the blockade. In addition, US forces destroyed 10 tankers linked to the secret network of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, which is worth billions of dollars during the same period."
The statement concluded: “All sailors are required to adhere to blockade warnings issued by US Central Command forces. Crews should also continue to monitor the ‘Sailor Notices’ broadcast and communicate with the US Navy via Channel 16, designated for direct communication between ships, when sailing in the Gulf of Oman and the entrances to the Strait of Hormuz.”
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Continued inspection and disruption of ships violating the naval blockade
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