CENTCOM: Iran has not exported or imported any goods by sea during 100 days of the blockade

U.S. Central Command said the naval blockade imposed on Iran has limited the Revolutionary Guard's capabilities and prevented Tehran from exporting crude oil worth at least $25 billion. On the same day, Iran called on the United Nations to condemn the blockade and affirmed its right to self-defense.

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• U.S. Central Command announced that the measures prevented Tehran from exporting crude oil worth at least $25 billion.

  «منعت طهران من تصدير نفط خام بقيمة لا تقل عن 25 مليار دولار»

  صدى البلد
• Central Command confirmed that Iran has not exported or imported any goods by sea during 100 days of the blockade.

  «إيران لم تصدّر أو تستورد أي بضائع عبر البحر»

  صدى البلد
• Iran's Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Gholamhossein Derazi, sent a letter to the Secretary-General and the President of the Security Council calling for the blockade to be condemned.

  «وجاء ذلك في رسالة وجهها مندوبها لدى الأمم المتحدة غلام حسين درزي»

  بتوقيت بيروت

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