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naval blockade

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Noun1.naval blockade - the interdiction of a nation's lines of communication at sea by the use of naval power
blockade, encirclement - a war measure that isolates some area of importance to the enemy


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Saudi naval forces have also imposed a naval blockade in the Red Sea which they say is aimed at stopping the flow of weapons to rebels.
Yemen Says Current War Is Not Directed Against Shiite Sect --Against Rebels Acting Outside the Law --Saudi Imposes Naval Blockade to Prevent Weapons Reaching Yemen The Yemeni government said on Wednesday it had no conflict with minority Shiite Muslims, as its war with Shiite rebels in the north increasingly draws in Sunni Muslim neighbor Saudi Arabia and Shiite power Iran.
There have been increased tensions over Georgia's bid to enforce a naval blockade of Abkhazia after it seized last month a Turkish ship carrying fuel from Turkey to the Abkhaz capital Sukhumi.
 
 
 
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