The United States military says it has disabled another merchant vessel attempting to breach the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports. According to U.S. officials cited by multiple outlets, the incident occurs after the ship tried to reach Iran despite the blockade, prompting U.S. action to stop it. NBC News reports that U.S. Central Command says the operation disabled the ship by striking its engine, preventing it from continuing its attempt to transit. Other reports describe the vessel being stopped as well, including one account that says a missile was fired into the ship’s engine room. PBS NewsHour and The Associated Press report the action was carried out on Saturday, with a U.S. official familiar with the situation providing the update. Outlets largely agree on the core details: a commercial/merchant ship, a U.S.-imposed blockade of Iranian ports, U.S. military intervention, and disabling of the vessel’s propulsion. The reports do not include additional specifics such as the ship’s name, flag, or cargo.