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US warships test Hormuz passage as mine risks loom
US warships briefly entered the Strait of Hormuz to assess mine threats and explore alternative routes, despite Iran denying military transits. Experts warn the U.S. currently lacks mine‑clearing assets in the region, while Iran’s capabilities are unclear. Ongoing peace talks may determine whether the vital waterway can safely reopen.
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US warships briefly entered the Strait of Hormuz to assess mine threats and explore alternative routes, despite Iran denying military transits. Experts warn the U.S. currently lacks mine‑clearing assets in the region, while Iran’s capabilities are unclear. Ongoing peace talks may determine whether the vital waterway can safely reopen.
US warships briefly entered the Strait of Hormuz to assess mine threats and explore alternative routes, despite Iran denying military transits. Experts warn the U.S. currently lacks mine‑clearing assets in the region, while Iran’s capabilities are unclear. Ongoing peace talks may determine whether the vital waterway can safely reopen.
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