Why the naval blockade of Iran is a risky move by Trump (and what role China can play to make it work)

The US has relied on its military might to keep the Strait of Hormuz out of Iran's control, but the Middle Eastern country has proven resilient in the past.

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Why the naval blockade of Iran is a risky move by Trump (and what role China can play to make it work)

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EE.UU. ha apostado a su poderío militar para hacer que el estrecho de Ormuz no esté controlado por Irán, pero el país de Medio Oriente ha demostrado su resistencia en el pasado.

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