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Oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz reportedly remains severely restricted

Reports indicate that only seven vessels passed through the Strait of Hormuz while oil prices remain elevated. Axios reports a covert U.S. corridor to move millions of barrels of oil.

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Sustained disruption in this strategic waterway could raise global oil prices and disrupt energy supplies.

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