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Dispute Over Future Relevance of Strait of Hormuz

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The Strait of Hormuz has become a contentious topic among global leaders and energy experts. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Mesi sparked debate by claiming the strategic waterway would become 'worthless' within two years, as pipelines could reroute oil. However, Qatar's Energy Minister Saad Sherida Al-Kaabi dismissed this notion, stating that the strait remains crucial for LNG exports and regional trade. Other officials, including Iraq's Prime Minister and a diplomatic advisor to the UAE President, emphasized the importance of dialogue and cooperation to manage regional conflicts and economic challenges stemming from the strait's potential closure.

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  1. 20 Minutes (France) avatar

    20 Minutes (France)

    X / Twitter / @20minutes

    Le détroit d'Ormuz est devenu encore plus stratégique pour l'économie...

  2. اخبار الونیوز avatar

    اخبار الونیوز

    Telegram / @alonews

    👈وزیر خزانه‌داری آمریکا: تنگه هرمز ظرف دو سال آینده بی‌اهمیت خواهد شد...

  3. پایگاه خبری انتخاب avatar

    پایگاه خبری انتخاب

    Telegram / @entekhab_ir

    ادعای ترامپ: من در مرحله تصمیم‌گیری هستم؛ در آینده‌ای نه‌ چندان دور، ا...

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    Art Berman

    X / Twitter / @aeberman12

    Bessent says pipelines will make Hormuz “worthless” within two years....

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