Oilprice.com
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Who it favours
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- Iranfavoured in 1 of 1 story (too few stories yet)
See the evidence
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it hit seven ships near Hormuz and threatens US bases (22 Oct 2026)
"Iran Claims Seven Ships Hit in Persian Gulf as Oil Prices Surge"- Leads with one side: "Iran Claims Seven Ships Hit in Persian Gulf as Oil Prices Surge" Headline and lede give only the IRGC's account
- Leaves out the other side: "The IRGC Navy said that its forces had tracked and hit four tankers carrying out oil transfers in the northern Persian Gulf" Only the IRGC account is given; Trump's accusation that Iran was 'making up fake hits' (gCaptain and Ships & Ports rows) is missing, as is any US response
- Iran's Revolutionary Guard says it hit seven ships near Hormuz and threatens US bases (22 Oct 2026)
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