The interview argues that efforts to build a foreign naval coalition in the Strait of Hormuz are failing, as key allies see the risks as too high. It claims Iran is restricting passage mainly for U.S.-, Israeli-, and hostile-linked shipping while cutting selective deals with others. The discussion frames this as both a military and financial turning point, warning that prolonged disruption could weaken the petrodollar, strengthen alternative energy trade systems, and deepen global economic instability, while making the conflict harder to contain.
Credit to : Dialogue Works Highlights
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