US naval blockade on Iran completes 100 days, preventing $25 billion in oil exports

The reports centered on the announced US figures ($25 billion and 100 days), while جريدة القدس added details on the "Steel Wall" name, the blockade's timeline and shipping-tracking data; CNN Arabic emphasized the funding of the Revolutionary Guard and militias, whereas one lebanon debate report was limited to Washington's statement that the navy can continue the blockade without further details.

• lebanon debate It led with the US military's statement that it prevented oil exports worth at least $25 billion since the blockade resumed 100 days ago, and in a later report it limited itself to saying the US Navy is capable of continuing the blockade of Iranian ports without details on its scope or duration.
• جريدة القدس It covered the blockade under the name "Steel Wall" and gave its timeline (started mid-April, halted in June, reimposed in July after political understandings faltered), relying on shipping-tracking data indicating Iranian oil exports fell to zero in September.
• CNN Arabic It highlighted CENTCOM's announcement that the blockade completed 100 days and prevented $25 billion in oil exports, linking the measure to curtailing the Iranian Revolutionary Guard's ability to fund its affiliated militias, criminal networks and terrorist activities, and noted that humanitarian aid was exempted from sea export and import operations.