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Trump affirme que toutes les mines ont été retirées du détroit d'Ormuz
Donald Trump a annoncé que toutes les mines avaient été retirées du détroit d'Ormuz, une voie navigable vitale que l'Iran avait fermée au début du conflit, provoquant de violentes fluctuations des prix mondiaux du pétrole.
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Donald Trump a déclaré que toutes les mines navales avaient été retirées du détroit d'Ormuz. L'Iran avait fermé cette voie navigable vitale dès le début du conflit. La fermeture prolongée de cette route maritime essentielle a provoqué de violentes fluctuations des prix du pétrole dans le monde entier.
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