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France plans to send a mine-clearing force as the IRGC asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz following Khamenei's status as supreme leader.

5 reports, 3 independent Updated Jul 19
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France plans to send a mine-clearing force as the IRGC asserts control over the Strait of Hormuz following Khamenei's status as supreme leader.

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HormuzAli KhameneiIslamic Revolutionary Guard Corps

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  1. A dispute over the strategic Strait of Hormuz has escalated into exchanging strikes and political upheaval.Sub-event
  2. IRGC views alternative passage through Hormuz as interference as Iran seeks strategic control.1 source
  3. Iran contests US efforts to limit traffic in the Hormuz Strait, while a Financial Times article discusses Philip Pilkington's market arguments regarding the situation.Sub-event
  4. French mine-clearing plans emerge amid IRGC control of Hormuz and Khamenei's leadership transition.1 source

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