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Times of India
Times of Indiachokehold
The Globe and Mail
The Telegraph
Al-Monitorchaos, battle for control
CBS News
Open US-Iran hostilities started on February 28 2026, closing the Strait of Hormuz that previously carried 15 million barrels of oil daily. At least 1,500 vessels are reported stuck in the Persian Gulf and several hundred in the Gulf of Oman. Gulf states are accelerating multiple pipeline projects while Houthi forces have struck Saudi tankers and the US has conducted repeated strikes on Iranian targets.
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[Times of India 👤] Beyond Hormuz: Gulf is spending billions to find new routes to global markets[Times of India 👤] Ships trapped near Strait of Hormuz could become nurseries for invasive species[The Globe and Mail 👤] What happens if the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz are blocked?[The Telegraph 🏢] Oil prices surge after Iran-backed Houthis ‘strike two tankers’ in Red Sea - The Telegraph[Al-Monitor 🔓] Iran vows to continue strikes in Mideast war[CBS News 🏢] Shipping insider says "nothing is going through" the Strait of Hormuz, despite U.S. insisting it's open