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Back to EpisodesAustralia Joins Talks to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
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Australia joins international efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, following Irans closure due to US and Israeli strikes. Foreign Minister Penny Wong emphasizes diplomatic solutions to ensure safe shipping. Despite coordinating for collective action, Australia rules out offensive moves against Iran and ground troops. Oil prices surge, causing global food cost increases. President Trump urges allies to protect the oil route. Bahrain proposes a UN Security Council resolution for defensive forces. Reports suggest Australian special forces may be deployed, but ministers avoid specifics. A defense analyst suggests sending one warship wouldnt significantly impact the conflict. Opposition calls for more assets, while the prime minister questions prolonging the war. All eyes are on UN talks to ease economic pressure without escalating the conflict.
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