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The U.S. Navy disabled an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman after retaliatory strikes in Iran, following the downing of an Army Apache helicopter. This marks the eighth incident related to the Navy's counterblockade of Iranian ports since mid-April. President Trump indicated the possibility of further U.S. actions against Iran while discussing the recent military operations.
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The U.S. Navy disabled an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman after retaliatory strikes in Iran, following the downing of an Army Apache helicopter. This marks the eighth incident related to the Navy's counterblockade of Iranian ports since mid-April. President Trump indicated the possibility of further U.S. actions against Iran while discussing the recent military operations.
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US Navy disables oil tanker attempting to circumvent blockade shortly after American retaliatory strikes
U.S. Navy Disables Oil Tanker Following Retaliatory Strikes on Iran