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ARABIAN SEA, (July 18, 2026) - USS Donald Cook (DDG 75) transits the Arabian Sea while an MH-60S Sea Hawk flies nearby. American forces continue to strictly enforce the ongoing naval blockade against Iran. As of July 18, CENTCOM has redirected 5 commercial vessels and disabled 1. (Photo via DOW)
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UNDISCLOSED LAOCTION, (July 17, 2026) - American forces remain vigilant as the United States strictly enforces the naval blockade against Iran. During the first three days of renewed implementation, U.S. forces have redirected 4 commercial vessels, disabled 1, and boarded 1 to ensure full compliance. (Photo via DOW)
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UNDISCLOSED LOACTION, (July 17, 2026) - A U.S. Air Force fighter pilot performs pre-flight checks on an F-16 fighter jet. The F-16 is a highly agile, multirole fighter aircraft capable of supporting precision strikes, electronic warfare, and close air support missions. (Photo via DOW)
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GULF OF OMAN, (July 16, 2026) - U.S. forces successfully destroyed the Chah Bahar Shahid Kalantari Port surveillance tower, part of a maritime surveillance network along Iran’s Gulf of Oman coastline used for decades by the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to track and target commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz. The destruction of the tower directly degrades IRGC’s ability to coordinate attacks on innocent civilian crew members. Furthermore, the strike protects freedom of navigation in regional waters for all vessels, except for ships attempting to violate the ongoing U.S. naval blockade against Iran. (Photo via DOW)
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GULF OF OMAN, (July 16, 2026) - U.S. Marines from the 11th Marine Expeditionary Unit conduct a verification boarding aboard M/T Wen Yao in the Gulf of Oman, July 16.As of today, American forces have redirected 3 commercial vessels trying to run the blockade, disabled 1 that didn’t comply, and boarded 1 to ensure full compliance with the ongoing U.S. naval blockade against Iran. The Strait of Hormuz and the surrounding waters remain free and open, except for vessels attempting to violate America’s steel wall blockade.(Photo via DOW)