Trump accuses Iran of double-dealing, claims Strait of Hormuz under control
U.S. President Donald Trump decided to postpone large-scale military strikes against Iran, criticizing the Iranian leadership, which he described as hypocritical and inconsistent. He confirmed that Iran initially requested negotiations with the United States, but later announced that it was only negotiating with Oman, a stance he deemed contradictory and lacking transparency. Trump also claimed that the Strait of Hormuz remains under U.S. naval control and that no ship will be allowed to pass without their approval until Iran signs an agreement. He reaffirmed his country's stance against Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. This comes amid negotiations between Iran and Oman regarding the status of the Strait of Hormuz, with reports indicating that the talks are in their final stages. Iran insists that the situation will not return to what it was before the war, and Tehran is prepared to respond to any American threats.
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