US Marines board and redirect an Iranian-flagged tanker while enforcing a blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, according to multiple reports. The articles say the action occurs amid ongoing US naval efforts to control shipping in the region. In addition to the boarding and redirection of the tanker, US forces have reportedly redirected large numbers of commercial vessels passing through the strait. Two outlets specify that 91 commercial ships have been redirected as part of the blockade operations. The reports also state that four vessels have been disabled during the same enforcement period. While the outlets consistently describe the tanker’s boarding and diversion, they provide limited additional detail about the specific circumstances of the tanker or the exact nature of the disabling actions. Overall, the coverage converges on three points: US Marines conduct boarding operations, the boarded tanker is Iranian-flagged and is redirected, and the broader blockade has involved redirecting many commercial ships and disabling a smaller number of vessels.