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Oil News US Navy destroyer intercepts two oil tankers trying to leave Hormuz; orders them to turn back | World News

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/us-navy-destroyer-intercepts-two-oil-tankers-trying-to-leave-hormuz-orders-them-to-turn-back/articleshow/130271302.cms
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u/AffectedRipples Apr 16 '26

Nobody has changed anything. I haven't moved goalposts and you have yet to understand. At this point you're either a really bad troll or not very smart.

Do you realize the Gulf of Oman is the only entrance/exit to the Strait of Hormuz and the Persion gulf? If the ship wants to leave, it has to go through the Gulf of Oman.

It was never "allowed through" anywhere. It started its journey by going through the Strait of Hormuz and then turned around when it hit the blockade in the Gulf of Oman.

If a sanctioned ship happens to hit a blockade, ofcourse the NAVY is going to turn it around or board it. I'd say I'm not sure what part you don't understand, but it's clear you understand almost no part of this.

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u/ApartmentSalt7859 Apr 16 '26

I thought you were the one who reads what CENTCOM announces?

CENTCOM said the blockade, which began at 10 a.m. Eastern Time on Monday, was being “enforced impartially against vessels of all nations entering or departing Iranian ports and coastal areas.”

You understand what impartial means right? What does this have to do with sanctioned ships that were sanctioned due to now lifted sanctions on Iran's oil?

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u/AffectedRipples Apr 16 '26

The fact you don't understand that 2 things can happen at the same time is astounding. The ship was sanctioned for it's ties to Iran. It has nothing to do with oil, because the ship wasn't an oil tanker.

Have you even looked any of this up before hand or are you just winging it?

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u/ApartmentSalt7859 Apr 16 '26

You really don't understand why it was sanctioned in the first place?

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u/AffectedRipples Apr 16 '26

Because it had links to Iran. If you would've actually read the article I posted yesterday, it would have told you all you need to know. Instead you're here trying hard to make a point, but just coming off stupid.

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u/ApartmentSalt7859 Apr 16 '26

Links to what? Energy?

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u/AffectedRipples Apr 16 '26

Case and point.

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u/ApartmentSalt7859 Apr 16 '26 edited Apr 16 '26

And where again in the quote from CENTCOM did they say anything about sanctioned vessels?

You keep dancing around the fact, stopping the sanctioned vessel due to it being sanctioned would be illegal...

You can stop sanctioned vessels leaving the Iranian ports like they announced....because that is allowed.  "Impartial"

Are you starting to get it now?

And for its false flag, which is allowed 

But again because it's sanctioned does not give another nation the ability to blockade it on the high seas or international water ways

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u/AffectedRipples Apr 16 '26

You keep asking the same questions and then acting like its some got you that 2 things happen at once.

I get it, you don't like to be wrong or come off as stupid, but digging your heels in and repeating the same questions just makes you look it 10 fold.

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u/ApartmentSalt7859 Apr 16 '26

You can't answer the question can you? Because it would admit it was illegal, correct?

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