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blockade

[blo-keyd] / blɒˈkeɪd /


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“From a market perspective that starts to look less like a full blockade and more like selective disruption.”

From MarketWatch

Military strategists say that in an invasion or blockade of Taiwan, China could isolate the island nation by using mines.

From The Wall Street Journal

Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz has made the Bab el-Mandeb Strait—the southern entrance to the Red Sea—even more important for global shipping stability and as a secondary outlet for Gulf oil.

From The Wall Street Journal

Others say such comments underplay the consequences of the oil blockade.

From Los Angeles Times

Havana relies heavily on imported fuel for electricity generation, and the oil blockade has brought Cuba's beleaguered economy close to collapse.

From BBC