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Trump reportedly claims the Strait of Hormuz as new US territory

Donald Trump reportedly described the Strait of Hormuz as a new territory of the United States. The supplied information does not establish a formal policy or legal action.

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A US territorial claim over the strategic strait could heighten tensions around a critical global energy route if acted upon.

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