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He says closing the Strait of Hormuz would disrupt roughly a third of world oil transport and devastate several Asian economies.
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OIL Transport
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"One of the major reasons is that Iran has access to a lot of oil. Geopolitically, it's very important. It is the center of..."
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"...what he's saying is, basically, Iran now is able to produce oil, transport it across the world, and then get money for it. Okay?..."
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