Iran Defense Ministry Spokesman says Hormuz will resume after the end of the conflict only if it does not threaten Iran's security, via Tass

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The statements from the Iranian Defense Ministry suggest that the Strait of Hormuz, a critical conduit for global oil trade, may face disruptions depending on security conditions post-conflict. This uncertainty in an already volatile region could put upward pressure on oil prices, especially if traders perceive increased risk to supply stability.

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