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The Suez Canal is not directly considered the lifeline to the Persian Gulf; rather, it serves as a crucial maritime route connecting the Mediterranean Sea to the Red Sea. This canal facilitates trade between Europe and Asia, allowing access to the Persian Gulf through the Arabian Sea. While it significantly impacts global shipping and trade routes, the Persian Gulf has its own direct shipping routes from the Arabian Sea and does not rely solely on the Suez Canal.

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