Trump warns Iran of imminent actions
U.S. President Donald Trump warned Iran of upcoming "very soon" developments, without revealing their nature, amid ongoing indirect talks between Washington and Tehran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end the war. Trump confirmed that the United States has near complete control over the strait, after large quantities of oil passed through in recent days. He pointed out that the confrontation with Iran has been ongoing for about six months and has resulted in Iranian casualties numbering around 4,500 killed, compared to 18 Americans, according to his statement. This comes amid intense diplomatic activity, as Iran has proposed a seven-point plan to reopen the strait, which Trump previously rejected. Mediation efforts led by Qatar between the two sides are still underway. The strait has also witnessed attacks on oil tankers, with no party claiming responsibility, amidst increasing tensions and ongoing indirect negotiations that have yet to reach a final agreement.
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