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International Maritime Organization Chief Arsenio Dominguez Talks Hormuz | Bloomberg Talks

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The International Maritime Organization says the Strait of Hormuz remains too dangerous for commercial vessels to transit, the most significant warning to the shipping industry about navigational safety since an interim peace deal between Washington and Tehran unraveled. Speaking on Bloomberg Radio, the Arsenio Dominguez, the secretary general of the IMO, said that the waterway remains unsafe.

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