Definition
A naval blockade is the act of using warships to prevent other ships from entering or leaving a port or coastline. It's like putting a giant maritime fence around a country 🚢. This is typically done during wartime to cut off supplies and trade, weakening the enemy. It's a serious act of aggression with significant economic and political consequences. Imagine a game where one player surrounds another's base with troops, cutting off their resources; that's essentially a naval blockade. A naval blockade is more than just a barrier; it's an act of war.