The US military's central command, CENTCOM, announced that its forces stopped the Saint Kitts-flagged cargo ship "Huda" from moving in the Sea of ​​Oman on Saturday, November 7, after several attempts to violate Iran's naval blockade. Centcom said in a statement that a US military aircraft fired precision munitions at the rear of the ship. According to this order, before firing, the crew was asked to clear the target areas. According to this statement, after stopping at an Iranian port, the ship intended to leave the waters of the area, and its civilian crew did not pay attention to the repeated warnings of the American forces. Centcom said that since July and August of this year, during the implementation of the naval blockade, 147 commercial ships changed their course by following the orders of the American forces, and five more ships were stopped due to refusal to follow the orders. This command also announced that it had previously destroyed 10 Iranian commercial tankers that were part of the IRGC's multi-billion dollar covert network. Centcom asked the sailors near the coast of Iran and the surrounding waters to follow the warnings of the American forces regarding the naval blockade.

The US military's central command, CENTCOM, announced that its forces stopped the Saint Kitts-flagged cargo ship "Huda" from moving in the Sea of ​​Oman on Saturday, November 7, after several attempts to violate Iran's naval blockade. Centcom said in a statement that a US military aircraft fired precision munitions at the rear of the ship. According to this order, before firing, the crew was asked to clear the target areas. According to this statement, after stopping at an Iranian port, the ship intended to leave the waters of the area, and its civilian crew did not pay attention to the repeated warnings of the American forces. Centcom said that since July and August of this year, during the implementation of the naval blockade, 147 commercial ships changed their course by following the orders of the American forces, and five more ships were stopped due to refusal to follow the orders. This command also announced that it had previously destroyed 10 Iranian commercial tankers that were part of the IRGC's multi-billion dollar covert network. Centcom asked the sailors near the coast of Iran and the surrounding waters to follow the warnings of the American forces regarding the naval blockade.