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US Says It Can Maintain Naval Blockade on Iranian Ports “Indefinitely,” Pentagon Chief Says

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth tells reporters the Navy has enough assets to keep the blockade going indefinitely, rotating ships as needed.

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US Says It Can Maintain Naval Blockade on Iranian Ports “Indefinitely,” Pentagon Chief Says

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said the United States has sufficient military assets to maintain a naval blockade of Iranian ports indefinitely. He added that U.S. ships can be rotated in and out of the region as needed, allowing the pressure campaign to continue for as long as Washington decides. His remarks, reported by Reuters, were made after he addressed the USS Gridley crew in Panama. The comments come as the U.S. continues efforts to apply economic pressure on Iran amid ongoing negotiations over ending the conflict

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