Willing to end war without re-opening Hormuz, Donald Trump tells aides as Iran refuses to budge
US President Donald Trump is willing to end the war with Iran without reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Trump's aides have concluded that reopening the strait would extend the conflict, so they will focus on weakening Iran's naval capabilities and increasing diplomatic pressure.
US President Donald Trump has told his aides he is willing to end the war with Iran without reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The strait has been blocked by Iran despite warnings from the US. Trump's aides believe reopening the strait would extend the conflict. Instead, they will focus on weakening Iran's naval capabilities and increasing diplomatic pressure. The US may ask European and Gulf allies to help reopen the strait if necessary. The goal is to restore normal trade flows and reduce tensions in the region.
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