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The Persian Gulf is a crescent-shaped arm of the Arabian Sea, bordered by several Middle Eastern countries, including Iran and Saudi Arabia. It is a critical waterway for global oil shipping and a region often characterized by geopolitical tensions and military presence. Control and security of the Persian Gulf are paramount for international energy markets and regional stability.

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