The Strait of Hormuz's Paradox: When Strategic Leverage Becomes a Strategic Liability
Weaponising Hormuz accelerates alternative corridors, gradually eroding Iran’s greatest strategic leverage.
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Dr. Kristian Alexander is a geopolitical analyst and former senior fellow at Rabdan Security & Defence Institute and TRENDS Research & Advisory. He previously taught international relations and security studies at Zayed University and UOW Dubai.
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Weaponising Hormuz accelerates alternative corridors, gradually eroding Iran’s greatest strategic leverage.