US Central Command (CENTCOM) said on Saturday that a cargo ship had been targeted in the Sea of ​​Oman and stopped from moving as it was trying to bypass Iran's naval blockade. Centcom said in a statement that the ship's crew attempted to breach the Iranian blockade several times despite repeated warnings. According to CENTCOM, a US military aircraft accurately targeted the stern of the St. Kitts and Nevis-flagged cargo ship 'Huda', rendering it inoperable. The statement said that before the attack, the US military had warned the crew. CENTCOM also said the ship was planning to leave after stopping at a port in Iran. CENTCOM stressed that it will continue to strictly enforce the naval blockade of Iran. According to CENTCOM, since July, US forces have blocked the passage of 147 cargo ships and stopped five other ships from proceeding because they refused to follow orders. CENTCOM also reported that it had previously destroyed 10 other Iranian cargo tankers. The US Army accused them of being part of the Revolutionary Guard's billion-dollar network. This is known as ‘Shadow Fleet’.