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Al-Farabi Center on Trump's Hormuz Remarks
The article pertains to statements made by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding the Strait of Hormuz, in which he described it as a "new American land," in an attempt to provoke Iran. It clarifies that these remarks reflect the United States' inability to exert control over the strait, which has become a major crisis following the failure of negotiations between the two sides, despite Washington's attempts to rely on Oman for diplomatic talks. It also notes that the U.S. resorted to economic sanctions and a maritime blockade—described as the harshest since World War II—but European, Russian, and Chinese countries rejected these sanctions and engaged with Iran independently. The article emphasizes that Trump’s statements contradict those of his predecessor regarding dominance over the strait, indicating a decline and confusion in the American stance on the issue.
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