Trump warns Iran of strong action over Hormuz
The American President, Donald Trump, threatens to launch strong strikes against Iran if the Strait of Hormuz is not reopened soon. Washington is looking to secure the passage of ships through the strait as part of an upcoming agreement with Iran and Oman for 60 days to ensure safe navigation. Iranian sources confirmed that there are no negotiations with the United States regarding the strait, and that arrangements are being made solely in coordination with Oman. Iran also rejected any permanent southern route for the strait and the imposition of control over it. The latest developments indicate joint efforts between Iran and Oman to reopen the strait while monitoring ship movements, while Washington accuses Iran and Oman of negotiating independently.
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