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Trump afferma che tutte le mine sono state rimosse dallo Stretto di Hormuz
Donald Trump ha annunciato che tutte le mine sono state rimosse dallo Stretto di Hormuz, una via d'acqua fondamentale che l'Iran aveva chiuso all'inizio del conflitto, causando forti fluttuazioni dei prezzi globali del petrolio.
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Donald Trump ha dichiarato che tutte le mine navali sono state rimosse dallo Stretto di Hormuz. L'Iran aveva chiuso questa vitale via d'acqua fin dall'inizio del conflitto. La prolungata chiusura di questa rotta marittima cruciale ha causato selvagge fluttuazioni dei prezzi del petrolio in tutto il mondo.
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