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31 August 2026

Hormuz shipping back in firing line as US-Iran strikes resume

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Hormuz shipping back in firing line as US-Iran strikes resume

The fragile lull in the Strait of Hormuz has shattered, with the US and Iran exchanging fire for the first time in more than a month just as a fresh series of attacks on merchant shipping threatens to close down hard-won transit routes. Iran’s Revolutionary Guard claimed on Monday that an unidentified tanker had struck …

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