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πŸ”Ί Rising oil flows through Hormuz don't mean Iran has lost its leverage, argues sanctions expert Esfandyar Batmanghelidj of the London-based Bourse & Bazaar Foundation, rebutting claims Iran has "lost control" of the strait.

Iran retains "undiminished capabilities" to strike Gulf oil infrastructure, he wrote, and could if Trump won't take a diplomatic off-ramp, as with the 2019 attacks on Saudi Aramco's Abqaiq and Khurais facilities, which came when Iran was exporting no oil. "The strait isn't really Iran's principal source of leverage. It never was," he wrote. Its strikes on US bases and Gulf cities were "far more consequential" but downplayed, since the US couldn't stop them. The real issue is "the failure of U.S. security guarantees over the entirety of the Gulf."

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