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📹😄🌍 Samir Saran's Hormuz Remark Draws A Chuckle From Peskov Speaking at the Primakov Readings in Moscow, the Indian entrepreneur Samir Saran quipped that if the US cannot reopen the Strait of Hormuz, it can hardly claim unipolar dominance - a remark that elicited a smile and chuckle from... show more

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