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US weakens Iran in Hormuz, but costly war shows no sign of ending

US forces have eased non-Iranian oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz while nearly choking Iran's exports. Yet the prolonged conflict is lifting energy prices, stretching American resources and offering no diplomatic breakthrough.

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