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These tankers chose a Strait of Hormuz route, triggered Iran and lit up the Gulf

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By Emily Clark Verified, Lucia Stein Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Emily Clark and Lucia Stein The commercial tankers struck as they transited the Strait of Hormuz in recent weeks were not random, but part of a "highly, highly targeted" campaign run by Tehran, according to marine traffic watchers. With traffic through the Strait of Hormuz choked by Tehran, Gulf states had been finding a way to get some of their oil and gas through. They had been using what is referred to as the southern corridor, a route that hugs the Omani coastline.
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US strikes Iran and reinstates oil sanctions, but Tehran has already raked in billions

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By Emily Clark Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The United States might be punishing Iran over recent strikes in the Strait of Hormuz, but Tehran has already positioned itself to rake in billions. Overnight, US President Donald Trump vowed to hit the regime "hard" before launching a new wave of strikes. "They hit a couple of ships and so we hit them much harder," he said. It was a dramatic step up from a move earlier in the week, in which the US moved to curtail Iran's oil sales.
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What Donald Trump would have to achieve to better Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal

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By Emily Clark Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The Trump administration has been very vocal about how much it believes its peace agreement with Iran will achieve over the course of negotiations, including claims it will be better than the deal former president Barack Obama's team struck more than 10 years ago. That deal has set the bar and for Mr Trump to clear it, he would need to secure compromises Iran has not made before and has said it would not make in the future.
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