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Two US destroyers pass through Strait of Hormuz in first transit of American warships since Iran conflict broke out
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Two U.S. Warships Transit Strait of Hormuz
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U.S. warships cross Strait of Hormuz for first time since Iran war began
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U.S. Navy ships crossed Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, Axios says
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US Navy ships cross the Strait of Hormuz for first time in weeks amid fragile Iran peace talks, report says
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US Navy Ships Crossed Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, Axios Says
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Trump Says U.S. Has Begun ‘Clearing Out’ Strait of Hormuz As Iran Peace Talks Begin
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Trump says US forces are 'clearing' Strait of Hormuz
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Trump says US forces are ‘clearing’ Strait of Hormuz
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Trump says US forces are 'clearing' Strait of Hormuz - Reuters
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Supertankers exit Gulf via Strait of Hormuz as US-Iran talks begin, data shows
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Three Oil Supertankers Appear to Make Move Through Hormuz Strait
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Strait of Hormuz transit resumes
The transit of the strategic waterway follows weeks of closure by Iran, which has caused the worst disruption to global energy supplies in history.
Tracking data indicates a slight uptick in commercial traffic, with Chinese and Greek supertankers also reportedly moving through the strait.
President Trump claimed on social media that US forces have begun 'clearing out' the channel, though Iranian officials have denied these assertions.
The reopening of this critical oil corridor remains a central point of contention in the ongoing negotiations in Islamabad.