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Naval Mission to Reopen Strait of Hormuz
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A new joint naval mission is being assembled to secure the Strait of Hormuz, ensuring safe passage for commercial ships after a fragile ceasefire with Iran. Spearheaded by France and Britain—with Germany, Japan, Italy, Canada, and others on board—the plan includes mine clearance and military escorts, leveraging the UK’s naval expertise and France’s Charles de Gaulle carrier. While President Trump downplays the need, he’s open to limited U.S. involvement. The mission aims to deter Iran, reassure global shipping, and uphold freedom of navigation—even if peace holds, the show of force could prevent escalation and bolster Gulf allies.
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