Russia not banking on prolonged Strait of Hormuz crisis — envoy
What to know about Russia not banking on prolonged Strait of Hormuz crisis — envoy
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What happened
The crisis surrounding the Strait of Hormuz may be short-lived, and Russia is not treating it as a factor in its long-term planning, Boris Titov, special envoy of the Russian President on relations with international organizations for sustainable development…
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