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When we asked you to let us know what you want to learn about the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran,

many of you wanted to know a lot more about what has always been a critical, but

is now the most important waterway in the world, the Strait of Hormuz. Among your questions, Nancy

Sue in Sedalia, Colorado asks if the U.S. is taking over the strait, and is that part of the

Trump administration's motivation for the war? Joshua Morgan in Michigan wants to know if Iran has really mined the street.

Pete Peterson in Charleston, South Carolina, asks if there are alternatives for getting oil out of the Gulf region.

Celia Lutie from Santa Fe, New Mexico, wants to know more about the negotiations between Iran and other

nations such as India or China to get oil through the strait.

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