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    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsApril 15, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    TEHRAN: Iran’s army warned on Wednesday (Apr 15) it will block commerce by the Pink Sea, together with the Gulf and Sea of Oman, if the US naval blockade on Iranian ports continues.

    In a press release carried by Iranian state tv, the pinnacle of the army’s central command centre stated if the US continues with its blockade and “creates insecurity for Iran’s industrial vessels and oil tankers”, it’s going to additionally represent “a prelude” to violating the ceasefire.

    “The highly effective armed forces of the Islamic Republic is not going to enable any exports or imports to proceed within the Persian Gulf, the Sea of Oman, and the Pink Sea,” stated Ali Abdollahi.

    He added that Iran will “act decisively to defend its nationwide sovereignty and its pursuits”.

    The USA has imposed a naval blockade on Iranian ports since Monday after US-Iran talks over the weekend in Pakistan failed to provide a deal to finish the struggle.

    However maritime monitoring knowledge on Tuesday indicated that a number of ships crusing from Iranian ports had crossed the Strait of Hormuz despite the blockade.

    On Wednesday, Iran’s Tasnim information company quoted unnamed knowledgeable sources as saying that delivery from Iran’s southern ports had continued.

    It added that Iranian “industrial vessels have set sail for varied locations all over the world” through the previous 24 hours. 



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