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Analyst #3 on Assignment
FREE: Strait of Hormuz: A Citrini Field Trip Analyst #3 on Assignment Citrini Apr 08, 2026 1,315 177 Share We are sending a free copy of our entire Strait of Hormuz Field Trip that we published on Sunday to all of our subscribers to highlight Analyst #3’s valuable insights which were proven correct last night. To quote: Every conversation Analyst #3 had in the region converged on one point: Iran does not want the strait closed […] Iran wants things to return to normal as fast as possible, provided it occurs in a way that asserts Iranian sovereignty […] Iran is viewing this as a wager with dece
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