Trump claims Hormuz as US territory

The United States announced the imposition of a naval blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, where the commander of the U.S. Central Command confirmed the presence of about 50,000 American troops and 20 warships to ensure the passage of vessels. Additionally, it successfully cleared the strait's passages of mines and facilitated the passage of approximately 1,500 commercial ships. In response, Iran continues to set conditions for reopening the strait, most notably ending the regional conflict, receiving compensation, lifting sanctions, and reaching understandings with Oman to designate a maritime corridor passing through the territorial waters of both countries. This comes alongside diplomatic efforts, with Qatari and Iranian officials meeting to discuss protecting freedom of navigation in accordance with international law, amid a sharp decline in maritime traffic following the crisis that began in February and its impact on global oil supplies.

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