Kuwait says Strait of Hormuz closure is beyond catastrophic, will trigger domino effect across global economy
Original Report
Iran is holding the world economy hostage by blockading the Strait of Hormuz, said Shaikh Nawaf Al-Sabah, the CEO of Kuwait Petroleum Corporation.
Glass House Analysis
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