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The Iranian armed forces announced that they will prevent the United States from interfering in the management of the Strait of Hormuz, affirming that control over the strait is more important to Iran than nuclear bombs. They also stated that they will impose fees on passing ships after a sixty-day free passage period has ended. Recently, Iran closed the strategic channel, leading to a rise in oil prices, and vowed to respond to the recent attacks on ships in the strait. U.S. President Donald Trump declared that his country aims to take control of the strait and that wealthy nations will compensate Iran for its protection, amid escalating military tensions and increasing tensions between Washington and Tehran over this vital passage.
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