Trump warns Oman over Hormuz talks

The U.S. President Donald Trump threatened the use of military force against Oman if it intervenes in the Strait of Hormuz issue, especially after the end of a 60-day ceasefire between Washington and Iran without reaching a new agreement. He pointed to unofficial talks with the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, but emphasized that the United States is not in a hurry to strike a deal, with a focus on Iran abandoning its pursuit of nuclear weapons. Maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz significantly decreased before the ceasefire deadline, with only three ships passing during the weekend compared to an average of 12 ships in the previous five days. Before the war, the daily flow was around 130 ships. There are conflicting statements between Iran and the United States regarding the existence of a ceasefire, as Iranian officials confirmed that the strait would only be closed by order from Iran, while Trump warned of military escalation if Oman interferes in the matter.

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