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US HORMUZ BLOCKADE FAILS? 34 Ships Cross Iranian Strait As Trump Boasts Naval Power, CENTCOM Says...
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3:45Now PlayingReports indicate 34 tankers have successfully bypassed the US naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, moving over 10.7 million barrels of oil and earning Iran nearly $910 million. This sharply contradicts President Trump and CENTCOM's claims of "total control" and severe economic strangulation. Tankers are reportedly using dark-fleet tactics, like turning off transponders and conducting ship-to-ship transfers, to evade detection. Meanwhile, Iran has declared a "new order," demanding IRGC permission for all transit and banning military vessels. Despite the US deploying 10,000 troops and 17 warships, the blockade’s effectiveness is now heavily questioned amid an open-ended ceasefire.
US HORMUZ BLOCKADE FAILS? 34 Ships Cross Iranian Strait As Trump Boasts Naval Power, CENTCOM Says...
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