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Japan weighs Hormuz minesweeping role contingent on ceasefire

Tokyo — Japan could consider deploying its Self-Defense Forces for minesweeping operations in the Strait of Hormuz if a ceasefire

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U.S. Expands Counter-Narcotics Operations in the Caribbean with Renewed Focus on Regional Security and Cooperation

New York — The United States has taken a significant step forward in its ongoing mission to strengthen regional security

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Yemen’s Houthis Sanction U.S. Oil Firms Amid Regional Tensions

Los Angeles – Yemen’s Houthi-affiliated Humanitarian Operations Coordination Center (HOCC) on Tuesday announced sanctions on 13 U.S. oil companies, including