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US eyes indefinite Iran naval blockade as oil supply shortfall deepens
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US eyes indefinite Iran naval blockade as oil supply shortfall deepens The US military can keep a naval presence in the region, says Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth - Iran has sought to control the Strait of Hormuz and has attacked some vessels trying to transit the strategic waterway.
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US eyes indefinite Iran naval blockade as oil supply shortfall deepens The US military can keep a naval presence in the region, says Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth - Iran has sought to control the Strait of Hormuz and has attacked some vessels trying to transit the strategic wate…
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