Treasury Secretary Bessent says US insurance programme for Hormuz ships to start soon
There is no evidence that any vessels benefiting from the initiative have passed through the strait.
Treasury Secretary Bessent says US insurance programme for Hormuz ships to start soon
There is no evidence that any vessels benefiting from the initiative have passed through the strait.
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