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The conflict between Iran and the United States over control of the Strait of Hormuz is escalating, one of the most vital global shipping passages for oil transportation. U.S. Central Command affirms that Iran does not control the strait, pointing to the passage of thousands of vessels carrying over a billion barrels of oil, and emphasizes the enforcement of maritime sanctions to prevent Iran from resuming its navigational activities. In response, Iran has announced the seizure of an American submarine and claims that its forces control the strait, asserting that the Strait of Hormuz is entirely under the control of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. This comes amid rising threats and direct attacks, including missile strikes and attacks on ships. Both sides are seeking negotiations to reopen the strait, while Iran has set conditions for halting hostilities and lifting sanctions. The United States has rejected these conditions, amid ongoing military and diplomatic escalation.
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