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Looking for New Trade Routes: United Arab Emirates Want to Make Road of Hourmus Redundant

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Attacks on oil tankers and threats from Tehran force Abu Dhabi to act: the UAE is expanding its infrastructure to drastically reduce dependence on the road of Hormus.

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Looking for New Trade Routes: United Arab Emirates Want to Make Road of Hourmus Redundant

Attacks on oil tankers and threats from Tehran force Abu Dhabi to act: the UAE is expanding its infrastructure to drastically reduce dependence on the road of Hormus.

2 hours ago·Syke, Germany

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Kreiszeitung broke the news in Syke, Germany 2 hours ago on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.

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