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Can Starmer’s 40-nation coalition open the Strait of Hormuz?
About 20 percent of global oil and gas passes through the Gulf waterway. Grouped from 3 articles across 1 sources.
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UK to host multi-nation meeting on Strait of Hormuz shipping on April 2
Iran has virtually closed the vital strait since US-Israeli strikes triggered a Middle East war on Feb 28.
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