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U.S. Navy reportedly returns 100 commercial vessels during Iran blockade

The U.S. Navy reportedly returned 100 commercial vessels amid a blockade of Iran. The blockade’s location, duration and status are unclear.

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Interference with commercial shipping around Iran could disrupt trade and sharply increase regional military and energy-market risks.

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