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Iran's Strait of Hormuz Stance Sparks Global Concern
Iranian lawmakers assert the Strait of Hormuz is a permanent asset to be defended, while a British minister warns its closure could trigger a global food crisis. This has prompted discussions with nations like Norway regarding the strategic waterway.
19 May, 07:57 — 20 May, 03:06
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‘No leniency’: Iran lawmaker calls Strait of Hormuz 'permanent asset' amid war with US
Ebrahim Azizi warned countries “seeking to project power” in the chokepoint that Iran would pursue its legal rights in the waterway "with full strength".
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Strait of Hormuz Iran’s ‘permanent asset’, will be defended with ‘full strength’: Lawmaker - Press TV
Strait of Hormuz Iran’s ‘permanent asset’, will be defended with ‘full strength’: Lawmaker Press TV
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