Trump Dismisses Report on Strait of Hormuz Control as Unfounded

President Donald Trump dismissed a report suggesting Iran and Oman would manage the Strait of Hormuz. The alleged agreement included restoring shipping to prewar levels, lifting the U.S. blockade, and removing troops from Iran's vicinity. Trump emphasized no nation would control the strategic passageway.

President Donald Trump has rebuffed claims that Iran and Oman are set to manage shipping through the crucial Strait of Hormuz, declaring such reports as groundless. This comes amid speculation of a draft deal intended to restore commercial shipping in the area and de-escalate ongoing tensions.

The purported framework suggests lifting the U.S. blockade on Iranian ports and withdrawing military forces from the region, while Trump has insisted that no single nation, including Oman, will have control over the international waters.

The continuing conflict, sparked by U.S. and Israeli military actions, has seen thousands killed and global energy prices soar, with negotiations remaining fraught over issues such as reopening the waterway and Iran's nuclear capabilities.