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Iran adviser says Hormuz 'more important' than nuclear bombs
An adviser to Iran's supreme leader stated the Strait of Hormuz is more important than 'dozens of atomic bombs' and emphasized Iran's commitment to protecting it. The adviser highlighted Hormuz as a strategic deterrent, asserting that Iran will rely on its defense capabilities and national strength to safeguard its interests.
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