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Hormuz Blockade Violated — U.S. Navy Stops Ship by Force
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11:54Now PlayingA U.S. Navy destroyer intercepts an Iranian-flagged cargo ship attempting to violate a naval blockade—and after hours of warnings, disables it by firing directly into the engine room.
This isn’t symbolic. It’s enforcement.
Under the law of armed conflict, a declared and enforced blockade allows interdiction of non-compliant vessels. The key question becomes whether the blockade itself is lawful—and once that threshold is met, the use of force to stop a violating ship is legally justified.
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