SUMMARY
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- Several European nations declined US requests for naval support in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting a rift over the conflict’s origins and scope.
- Germany, Italy, and Spain cited concerns about entering a war they didn’t initiate, with Germany questioning the practicality of European involvement.
- Europe's reluctance stems from limited reliance on the Strait's oil, unease with US foreign policy, and a focus on threats closer to home, like Russia.
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