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Marco Rubio visited Abu Dhabi and Kuwait regarding an accord to ease concerns over a proposed U.S.-Israeli conflict agreement, amidst war leading to effective control of the Strait of Hormuz.

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Marco Rubio visited Abu Dhabi and Kuwait regarding an accord to ease concerns over a proposed U.S.-Israeli conflict agreement, amidst war leading to effective control of the Strait of Hormuz.

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  1. Iranian missiles have been used against allied bases, leading to the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz amid talks regarding a US-Iran accord.Sub-event
  2. Soldiers were injured during a drone strike in Kuwait, which occurred on Iranian territory.Sub-event
  3. Marco Rubio met in Abu Dhabi, where the airport served as the arrival point for official meetings concerning regional issues.Sub-event
  4. Regional leaders are concerned about economic concessions for Iran as peace talks stall over the country's ballistic missile program.Sub-event
  5. Rubio visited Abu Dhabi and Kuwait regarding the accord to ease concerns over the U.S.-Israeli conflict agreement amid Strait of Hormuz control.1 source

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