by Vikas Bhardwaj

The Strait of Hormuz remains the world’s most consequential maritime chokepoint, yet recurrent US-led sanctions campaigns and naval deployments have conspicuously failed to halt Iranian crude exports. This paper argues that sanctions evasion in the Strait has become systemic—a structural …

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