
More than 40 allies met to discuss plans to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, reflecting wide concern over disruptions to global trade and energy supplies. Daily Beast reporting that diplomatic and coalition doubts drove the U.S. pause reinforces allied urgency to develop contingency plans and signals frustration with U.S. unpredictability. The reported move to prepare for a lengthy U.S. blockade increases the urgency and complexity of allied planning, forcing partners to weigh greater resource commitments and coordination risks.
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