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🇺🇸🇮🇷 The U.S. Navy is now physically disabling oil tankers to enforce the U.S. blockade of Iran. F/A-18s are firing precision munitions into smokestacks and 20mm cannon rounds into rudders to stop vessels from reaching Iranian ports. 3 tankers disabled in 3 days, over 50 redirected since the blockade began. "U.S. forces in the Middle East remain committed to full enforcement of the blockade of vessels entering or leaving Iran," said CENTCOM commander Adm. Brad Cooper. Full enforcement. And they mean it. Source: CENTCOM

🇮🇷 Iran's Foreign Ministry says it supports a ceasefire and has forces at maximum military readiness. Both at the same time. - Tehran is watching every development closely - The pause is conditional. The military is not standing down - Highest levels of readiness is not the language of a country that expects this to hold Source: Al Jazeera

🇮🇷 A MAJOR oil spill just hit Iran’s Kharg Island terminal, the one that handles 90% of their oil exports Multiple tankers were loading right there while it happened! Source: Times of Israel

🇺🇸🇮🇷 A U.S. Navy F/A-18 fired precision munitions into the smokestacks of two Iranian tankers today. A surgical shot to disable the engine and stop the ship dead. Same move was used on a 3rd tanker 2 days ago. The U.S. is currently holding 70+ tankers from entering or leaving Iranian ports. 166 million barrels of Iranian oil. $13 billion sitting idle. Iran's FM called it a "reckless military adventure." How does Iran respond without breaking the ceasefire they say they're upholding?

🚨🇮🇷 Iran has declared their new Strait of Hormuz plan will become permanent law They’re turning their control measures into official legislation through parliament. Let's wait and see who objects to that Source: Tasnim News, BBC

🇮🇷 Khamenei's advisor Mohammad Mokhber said it clearly today: Iran will never abandon the Strait of Hormuz because its strategic capabilities there rival the atomic bomb. He's right. And the West spent decades worried about the wrong weapon.