CENTCOM announced the interception of 127 Iranian-bound vessels by the United States since the beginning of the blockade.

Since the beginning of the naval blockade, the US Navy has already detained 127 merchant vessels that are linked to Iran. This was announced on June 4 by the press service of the Central Command of the US Armed Forces (CENTCOM).

"As of June 4, American forces had redirected 127 commercial vessels, disabled six vessels that violated the rules, and allowed 36 vessels providing humanitarian assistance to pass through," the publication says in X (former. Twitter).

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On June 1, Mohsen Rezaei, a military adviser to the Supreme leader of Iran, said that Iran would not allow the United States to maintain the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and further aggravate the situation in Lebanon.

The New York Times reported on May 31 that the US military had conducted about 70 commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz over the past three weeks, bypassing the Iranian blockade. Before crossing Hormuz, the crew of most ships turned off transponders for greater secrecy. Sometimes the route of merchant ships was at a distance from the coast of Iran.