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The latest strikes between Iran and the United States began with another attack on commercial shipping. Now Iran says ships must follow its rules in Hormuz. The…
The latest strikes between Iran and the United States began with another attack on commercial shipping. Now Iran says ships must follow its rules in Hormuz. The US says the strait remains open to lawful transit. That disagreement about one of the world's most important energy routes is once again driving a dangerous military and diplomatic standoff in the Gulf.
The latest strikes between Iran and the United States began with another attack on commercial shipping. Now Iran says ships must follow its rules in Hormuz. The US says the strait remains open to lawful transit. That disagreement about one of the world's most important energy routes is once again driving a dangerous military and diplomatic standoff in the Gulf.