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Exploring the World's Most Dangerous 39 Kilometers
A narrow strip of water holds immense significance, controlling 20% of global oil supply. Beneath its islands, unmapped salt caves and hidden bunkers with missiles capable of reaching ships are found. The Strait of Hormuz is arguably the world's most crucial 39 kilometers of water.
What You'll Discover:
Why 20 million barrels of oil traverse this area daily.
The unexplored underground salt caves under Hormuz Island.
The strategic importance of Iran's three islands in managing this shipping corridor.
Fortified bunkers designed to withstand air strikes along the lanes.
Supertankers navigating…
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