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President Donald Trump announced a 20% tax on goods transiting the Strait of Hormuz, which was quickly reversed due to pressure from Gulf allies. The tax faced criticism for its potential logistical challenges and was deemed excessive by experts. Trump ultimately opted for trade and investment deals with Gulf states instead.
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President Donald Trump announced a 20% tax on goods transiting the Strait of Hormuz, which was quickly reversed due to pressure from Gulf allies. The tax faced criticism for its potential logistical challenges and was deemed excessive by experts. Trump ultimately opted for trade and investment deals with Gulf states instead.
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