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'Aim to frustrate US efforts': Iran's new tactics to target ships in Hormuz; trigger Trump's fuel price worries ahead of midterms

Iran is using new tactics aimed at disrupting maritime traffic, keeping oil prices elevated and increasing pressure ahead of the US midterm elections.

Hindustan Times
'Aim to frustrate US efforts': Iran's new tactics to target ships in Hormuz; trigger Trump's fuel price worries ahead of midterms
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