On Tuesday, October 14, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) denied the reports published in the Iranian media about the crash of a US Navy MH-60R "Seahawk" helicopter in the Red Sea.

On Tuesday, October 14, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) denied the reports published in the Iranian media about the crash of a US Navy MH-60R "Seahawk" helicopter in the Red Sea.

According to these reports, a US helicopter crashed near Saudi Arabia on Monday evening after declaring a state of emergency.

These reports were published after the helicopter disappeared from public flight tracking data while flying near Yanbu.

CENTCOM has announced that all US aircraft and forces in the Middle East are safe and their status has been determined and confirmed.

A few hours ago, Centcom also announced that in the last 12 weeks they destroyed 13 commercial ships that violated the blockade or were considered part of the shadow network of the Revolutionary Guards to the extent of billions of dollars, and the American military forces also changed the route of 130 commercial ships in the Middle East as part of the American naval blockade against Iran.