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The Battle of Hormuz is won. Now comes the insurgency phase
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Gulf crude exports outside Iran are back at prewar levels. Tehran can no longer bottle them up. But it doesn’t need to.
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- Shane CroucherBy Shane Croucher
"They’ve lost complete control of the strait," Secretary of State Marco Rubio said of Iran in Athens on Wednesday. He has a point. At least 16.5 million barrels a day of crude left the Persian Gulf in September, matching the region’s prewar average excluding Iran, ship-tracking f…
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