Meanings of blockade port in English

French fishing fleets have blockaded ports for the past two weeks.

All in all, there was entirely too much activity far a supposedly blockaded port!

They have issued veiled threats that they may blockade ports unless the Government assists them.

Nor does this doctrine contravene the right of preventing vessels from entering a blockaded port.

A Saudi-led military coalition fighting the Iran-aligned Houthi movement in Yemen's civil war blockaded ports last month.

As in 2000, the fuel protests began in France, where fishermen have blockaded ports to demand cheaper fuel.

In France, fishermen have blockaded ports.

That blockades , to be binding, must have an adequate naval force stationed in close proximity to the blockaded port.

Under such a treaty a neutral vessel might lawfully sail for a blockaded port, knowing it to be blockaded.

Strictly speaking, the term implies a desire to close the blockaded port and to prevent the enemy putting to sea.

Besides preventing an enemy's ships from coming out of a blockaded port, it is very important to prevent vessels with supplies from running in.

As soon as the capture of Memphis was known at the North, there was an eager scramble to secure the trade of the long- blockaded port.

With Togo blockading Port Arthur and Admiral Kaminura guarding Vladivostok, the Japanese secured the freedom of the sea, and began to pour troops into Korea.

This was a mere "paper blockade "; that is, no fleets were off the coast to keep neutrals from running into the blockaded ports.