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Hormuz Traffic Collapses to 5 Ships as Iran War Enters Week Three
A waterway that normally moves 20 million barrels a day is down to a trickle, with no Navy escort in sight
A waterway that normally moves 20 million barrels a day is down to a trickle, with no Navy escort in sight
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The Gulf state's energy minister says a Hormuz shutdown could trigger the worst energy crisis since the 1970s oil embargo
Iran's effective closure of the world's most critical oil chokepoint has stranded hundreds of vessels, spiked crude prices and exposed deep fractures in the geopolitical order.
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