Svmuureported that Trump said he watched the CBS News "60 Minutes" interview with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, calling the program "pretty good," but disagreed with Netanyahu's statement that "no one could fully foresee Iran's blockade of the Strait of Hormuz." Trump responded, "I could foresee it. I knew they would close the strait. It's their only weapon. It's not much of a weapon now, but it's still their only weapon."
Trump also said that the United States could have kept the strait open through the "Freedom Plan" operation, if it weren't for previously providing assistance to certain countries and responding to related requests. He added that if necessary, the U.S. could restart similar operations, or even take "stronger measures." (Jinshi)
Trump: If necessary, the “Freedom Plan” operation can be restarted, or even “stronger measures” can be taken
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