US Forces Clear Iranian Sea Mines From Strait of Hormuz After Months, Says CENTCOM, Reopening Key Shipping Lanes: 'We Got The Job Done'
CENTCOM says U.S. forces cleared Iranian sea mines from the Strait of Hormuz after months, reopening vital shipping lanes.
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The U.S. military cleared underwater bombs (called mines) from an important shipping channel, so ships can safely deliver goods again. When shipping lanes reopen, it usually means companies that send or receive products might have easier business ahead.
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