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Strait of Hormuz reopens, sort of: a 36-hour shipping crisis that exposed how thin the corridors really are

Within 36 hours, the IRGC declared the Strait of Hormuz closed, the US Navy escorted about 20 commercial vessels through, and Tehran accused Washington of pressuring Muscat into scuttling a deal. The corridor is moving again. The arrangement underneath it is not.

Pedestrians walk past a massive building mural depicting a suited figure submerged underwater, labeled "GREAT VICTORY! Strait of HORMUZ" in English and Persian.
Pedestrians walk past a massive building mural depicting a suited figure submerged underwater, labeled "GREAT VICTORY! Strait of HORMUZ" in English and Persian. @MARKETWATCH · Telegram

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