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Ship Traffic Through Hormuz Chokepoint Continues As Normalization Efforts Remain "Fragile"
Ship Traffic Through Hormuz Chokepoint Continues As Normalization Efforts Remain "Fragile"
U.S. and Iranian negotiators concluded a lengthy initial round of technical talks, backed by Qatar and Pakistan, with early progress reported. Still, the diplomatic road to a permanent peace deal remains fragile. For now, despite Tehran declaring on Sunday that the Strait was "closed," millions of barrels of crude continue to exit the Persian Gulf through the critical maritime chokepoint.
Bloomberg reports that five laden oil tankers carrying a combined 8 million barrels were seen entering or moving through...
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