Laluan kapal di Selat Hormuz lebih banyak banding sebelum perjanjian damai
PARIS: Trafik maritim di Selat Hormuz pada Isnin terus bergerak pada kadar yang lebih banyak berbanding sebelum perjanjian antara Amerika Syarikat (AS) dan Iran untuk mengadakan rundingan menamatkan perang di Asia Barat, menurut syarikat pemantauan perkapalan, meskipun Teheran mengumumkan penutupan semula laluan strategik itu. “Data terkini menunjukkan pemulihan trafik yang berhati-hati tetapi jelas selepas memorandum ... Read more The post Laluan kapal di Selat Hormuz lebih banyak banding sebelum perjanjian damai appeared first on Utusan Malaysia.
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