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According to Axios, over the past two months, the United States has succeeded in reducing Iran's ability to control the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most vital energy passages. Despite ongoing ship traffic and oil shipments, levels remain lower than before the war. U.S. forces have established actual control over most of the strait and have launched military operations and mine-clearing missions involving American divers and special forces. This has improved navigation conditions and decreased the threat posed by mines from 200 suspected objects to just 11 actual mines. Iran is also moving toward mediation through regional intermediaries, demanding an end to the blockade and the lifting of sanctions. Meanwhile, Washington believes the balance of power is shifting in its favor, giving it greater leverage in any future negotiations.
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