12 Weeks of Crisis: A Full Recap of the Strait of Hormuz Blockade | Is a Deal Near?
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12 Weeks of Crisis: A Full Recap of the Strait of Hormuz Blockade | Is a Deal Near?

After 12 weeks, the Strait of Hormuz remains effectively choked by competing blockades and escalating tensions, severely impacting global shipping and commodity markets, despite recent hints of a potential deal.

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No Way Out? Breaking Down the Week 9 Strait of Hormuz Closure
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No Way Out? Breaking Down the Week 9 Strait of Hormuz Closure

Global shipping faces a historic crisis as dual blockades in the Strait of Hormuz, resurgent Somali piracy, and challenges to international maritime law disrupt oil and commodity flows, driving up prices and creating geopolitical instability.

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Strait of Hormuz WEEK 5 Update | Is the Strait OPEN or CLOSED? | Have We Gone Full Looney Tunes?
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Strait of Hormuz WEEK 5 Update | Is the Strait OPEN or CLOSED? | Have We Gone Full Looney Tunes?

Despite media claims, the Strait of Hormuz remains critically constrained, with shipping traffic at a fraction of normal levels, leading to a delayed but significant global economic impact.

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What is happening on board ships in the Persian Gulf? | Update on Strait | Trump Admin Acts
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What is happening on board ships in the Persian Gulf? | Update on Strait | Trump Admin Acts

As 20,000 mariners remain trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, Iran establishes a 'toll gate' for approved vessels, while the US administration implements controversial policies like unsanctioning Iranian oil and waiving the Jones Act, drawing sharp criticism for perceived contradictions and ineffectiveness.

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Strait of Hormuz Update 15 March 2026 | Update on Other Maritime Stories | US Destroyers Sail Again
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Strait of Hormuz Update 15 March 2026 | Update on Other Maritime Stories | US Destroyers Sail Again

Despite the Strait of Hormuz being critically unsafe for international shipping due to Iranian interference, the US strategy of sequential action is failing, allowing Iran to control vital choke points while its own oil flows freely.

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