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Iran’s energy weapon worked
A deal between Washington and Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz demonstrated Iran's leverage through its control of oil exports, allowing the country to regain access to global markets and potentially earn $60 billion annually. The agreement, which includes conditions favoring Iran, contrasts with US President Donald Trump's earlier demands for unconditional surrender, highlighting the strategic impact of Iran's energy influence.
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