After the oil seal at sea is effective, the United States will take action again. The United States sets up a task force to block Iran’s land arms transportation.

The U.S. military has implemented a naval blockade against Iran for several months and has successfully reduced Iran's crude oil exports. On the 7th, the U.S. military announced the establishment of a new task force to conduct a land blockade on Iran and block access to advanced weapons, dual-use technology and materials via land.

Bloomberg reported on the 7th that the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) issued a statement on social media on the 7th and ordered the establishment of "Task Force Iron Gate" (Task Force Iron Gate), located in Tampa, Florida, and composed of approximately 20 military and civilian personnel within CENTCOM.

Central Command stated that this task force will coordinate with other U.S. government agencies to prevent the transportation of advanced weapons systems, dual-use technologies, sanctioned materials, and illicit proceeds through Iran’s land borders and the Caspian Sea.

"The establishment of Task Force Iron Gate will strengthen the effectiveness of our maritime blockade of Iran. By strengthening cooperation between Central Command and U.S. government interagency partners, we will further limit Iran's ability to fund terrorism, rebuild its weapons factories, and supplement its military capabilities," said Central Command Commander Brad Cooper.

Cooper pointed out that the "Iron Gate" task force focused on Iran's land borders and the Caspian Sea, while the naval blockade targeted Iranian ports in the Arabian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman and will continue. He said the naval blockade implemented in recent months has prevented Tehran from exporting more than $25 billion worth of crude oil.