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  1. 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.
  2. 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.

Military strikes near the critical chokepoint are causing disruptions that affect global energy markets.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 10
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Military strikes near the critical chokepoint are causing disruptions that affect global energy markets.

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HormuzAli Khamenei

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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. All 2 developments

Within 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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