The Central Command of the United States (CENTCOM) announced on Friday the 3rd that 122 commercial ships had to change course since the start of the second round of the naval blockade on Iranian ports.

The Central Command of the United States (CENTCOM) announced on Friday the 3rd that 122 commercial ships had to change course since the start of the second round of the naval blockade on Iranian ports.

This action by the American military forces in the Middle East caused Iran's oil exports to almost stop.

The naval blockade of the United States began again in late July following an Iranian-attributed ground attack on several oil tankers that month and the collapse of the Islamabad Memorial.

This is while a US official told the Reuters news agency that on Wednesday, October 1, about 60 commercial ships passed through the Strait of Hormuz, and the largest daily volume of crude oil was transported through the strategic waterway since the beginning of July.

Both Iran and America claim to control this strategic waterway, and Iran continues to attack several ships in the Strait of Hormuz.

On Wednesday this week it was announced that an Indian sailor was killed in a ground attack on a cargo ship in the south of the Strait of Hormuz.