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Gulf states seek alternatives to the Strait of Hormuz

Gulf countries are reportedly looking for routes that avoid the Strait of Hormuz. The report indicates concern about the waterway's security or availability.

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Diversion away from Hormuz could disrupt regional shipping and increase energy-transport costs and risks.

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