UN pauses Hormuz ship evacuations after vessel attack
A United Nations agency suspended evacuation operations through the Strait of Hormuz after British forces reported a vessel hit by a projectile.
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Disruptions at this chokepoint raise global oil prices and directly increase fuel and shipping costs for American households and businesses.
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A United Nations agency suspended evacuation operations through the Strait of Hormuz after British forces reported a vessel hit by a projectile.
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