The United States reimposes a blockade against Iran in response to attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. According to the reports, the move follows the latest phase of U.S. military action carried out ahead of the blockade’s planned return. The sources describe the development as part of a broader U.S. response to maritime incidents involving Iranian actions in the strategically important waterway linking the Persian Gulf with global shipping routes. While the details of the blockade measures are not fully specified in the provided excerpts, both outlets frame the decision as directly tied to Iran’s attacks on vessels traversing the Strait of Hormuz. The reporting also indicates that the United States conducts additional strikes prior to reinstating the blockade, suggesting a coordinated sequence of military steps and sanctions or interdiction measures aimed at Iran’s ports. The coverage is consistent in linking the reimposition of the blockade to the stated maritime security situation in the Strait of Hormuz, without offering conflicting information about the overall rationale.