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General · 14 March 2026

US Sends 5,000 Sailors To Reopen Strait of Hormuz

US Sends 5,000 Sailors To Reopen Strait of Hormuz

A global recession looms due to rising oil costs, leading to American military action in the Middle East. President Trump has sent a warship with marines and sailors, aiming to reopen the vital shipping lane following Iranian forces firing on tankers Friday. The USS Tripoli, carrying 5,000 personnel, sailed from Japan on Friday to join two more warships currently in the vicinity.

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