IRAN UNLIKELY TO EVER WILLINGLY SURRENDER CONTROL OVER STRAIT OF HORMUZ, INSS EXPERT CLAIMS
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| JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - | IRAN UNLIKELY TO EVER WILLINGLY SURRENDER CONTROL OVER STRAIT OF HORMUZ, INSS EXPERT CLAIMS | just now |
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“The Iranians see Hormuz as their most significant strategic achievement," he added, saying it was clear that the Americans would apparently be prepared to recognize a change in the status quo.
JPost.com - The Jerusalem Post - reports that “The Iranians see Hormuz as their most significant strategic achievement," he added, saying it was clear that the Americans would apparently be prepared to recognize a change in the status quo.
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