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Experiments indicate that the interactions of charged particles in liquids can be dominated by solvent structuring at interfaces, thereby motivating the concept of electrosolvation force. While interfacial spectroscopy and molecular simulations have established that solvent molecules can exhibit net orientation at interfaces, conventional theoretical frameworks treat the fluid as a structureless medium described by a constant dielectric permittivity. This view does not envisage a contribution of interfacial polarization to interactions at longer range. Here, we employ nonlocal dielectric theory accounting for spatial correlations in polarization to describe interactions in solution. This model permits both charge and polarization to govern interactions, leading to dramatic departures from classical expectations. 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