Hormuz Closure Extended Two Months

Artificial intelligence models have predicted that the closure of the Strait of Hormuz will remain in effect for at least two months, significantly longer than current expert forecasts. Researchers at a Swiss institute utilized 14 AI systems to analyze the crisis, projecting a reopening date of May 25th or later. This extended disruption poses a major threat to global oil supplies and international trade routes.

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