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US-Iran war: Is Tehran losing Strait of Hormuz ‘psychological leverage’? Expert decodes where Tehran stays strong

1 source · first seen 14:58 5 Oct · updated 14:58 5 Oct

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  • An expert said the Strait of Hormuz remains one of Iran’s most powerful instruments
  • The report says that instrument is becoming less powerful
  • Hormuz tensions matter to Indian energy importers and oil-sensitive sectors

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