Iran steps up Hormuz surveillance: Attacks soar, oil flows crash again

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Iran's navy announced expanded surveillance and new units targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz, coinciding with a surge in attacks on vessels. These actions, attributed to Iran by the US Navy and UK Maritime Trade Operations, have led to a significant fall in oil transit through the vital waterway.

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Ships in the Strait of Hormuz have been experiencing the worst spate of attacks since the start of the war.

Iran steps up Hormuz surveillance: Attacks soar, oil flows crash again

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