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Netherlands wants to provide military contribution to opening the Strait of Hormuz

Netherlands wants to provide military contribution to opening the Strait of Hormuz

The Netherlands has expressed its willingness to provide a military contribution to ensure free passage in the Strait of Hormuz once hostilities have ceased. Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen announced this commitment during a video conference involving forty countries.

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