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Iran's influence over Strait of Hormuz diminishes
American reports indicate that Iran has lost a significant portion of its control over the Strait of Hormuz, with the U.S. military now controlling most of this vital passage. Although Iran continues to fire at passing ships, its targeting accuracy has substantially decreased, with only 2% of vessels being attacked over the past month. The American forces have managed to remove over 200 suspicious objects, revealing that 11 of them were real mines, and only a few were properly planted. Additionally, shipping through the southern passage of the strait has increased to 20-30 tankers daily, carrying approximately 9-10 million barrels of oil—about half of the pre-escalation volume. Experts affirm that these developments bolster the position of President Trump's administration in future negotiations with Iran, while considering Oman-Iran talks to be ineffective.
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