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CENTCOM says it redirected 142 ships, disabled 9 vessels

Jun 14, 2026, 19:03 GMT+1

US Central Command said that since the blockade on Iran came into effect on April 13, its forces had redirected 142 commercial ships that complied with its orders and disabled nine vessels that did not comply.

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