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Back|Iran hat Zugang zu 30 von 33 Raketenstellungen an der Straße von Hormus wiedererlangt
Iran hat Zugang zu 30 von 33 Raketenstellungen an der Straße von Hormus wiedererlangt
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Spiegel Ausland·5/13/2026·🇩🇪Germany·Defense

Iran hat Zugang zu 30 von 33 Raketenstellungen an der Straße von Hormus wiedererlangt

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Nach US-israelischen Luftangriffen hat Iran den Zugang zu 30 von 33 Raketenstellungen an der Straße von Hormus wiedererlangt, was eine massive Bedrohung für den zivilen Schiffsverkehr und die US-Marine darstellt.

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