Just weeks after Washington and Tehran agreed to a ceasefire, ships are under attack again. The aim is to show that if Iran faces pressure, the global economy may feel it too. How much leverage does T
Why:
"...the Strait operates for decades..."
instead of:
"as every passage on water in the world"
except obviously the Panama Canal or Suez Canal built by men and the very disturbing anomaly since 1936 of turkish Dardanelles Strait as established by Montreux Convention, which even prohibits the passage to certain military ship!!!
War topic aside.. i just realized that southern shore that bordering the strait of hormuz is belong to Oman, not UAE. I didn't know Oman have an exclave territory outside their main one.
The US has also revoked a temporary sanctions waiver on Iranian oil exports it issued two weeks ago.
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There's MOU online and ppl can read, that's crazy.
"...the Strait operates for decades..."
instead of:
"as every passage on water in the world"
except obviously the Panama Canal or Suez Canal built by men and the very disturbing anomaly since 1936 of turkish Dardanelles Strait as established by Montreux Convention, which even prohibits the passage to certain military ship!!!