Iranian attacks on Strait of Hormuz an ‘act of terrorism’, says Adnoc head
Sultan al-Jaber’s comments come as Donald Trump says US has held talks with Tehran on ending the war
Iranian attacks on Strait of Hormuz an ‘act of terrorism’, says Adnoc head
Sultan al-Jaber’s comments come as Donald Trump says US has held talks with Tehran on ending the war
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