Gate 2 research resolved the central open question from Gate 1: a direct CENTCOM official statement issued on April 17, 2026 — the same day as Watters' broadcast — confirms exactly 19 ships had complied with U.S. directions to turn around and return to Iran since blockade commencement, and that zero vessels had evaded U.S. forces. This is a Tier 3 source (official institutional statement relayed through a live-map aggregator with verbatim attribution to CENTCOM) that precisely matches both components of Watters' claim: the count of 19 and the zero-breach assertion. The 19-ship figure also sits coherently within a fully documented sequential tally: 6 (April 13–14), 10 (April 15), 13 (April 16), 19 (April 17), 23 (April 18), 27 (April 20), 31 (April 23), all from CENTCOM. The directional framing of Watters' statement — 'not a single one disobeyed' — is explicitly confirmed by CENTCOM's 'ZERO vessels have evaded U.S. forces' language. The minimum source requirements for TRUE are met: at least one Tier 1–3 source directly supports the core assertion. The sole limitation is single-origin sourcing (all data flows from CENTCOM), which is structurally inherent to this domain and not a defect in reporting. No immaterial imprecisions, omissions, or framing distortions are present in the claim as stated. Gate 1's MOSTLY_TRUE nomination was appropriate given the information available at that stage but is superseded by the April 17 CENTCOM confirmation now identified.