Iran Rejects Donald Trump's Claims That the Strait of Hormuz Has Returned to Normal
Svmuu: Iran has refuted Trump's claim that the Strait of Hormuz has "returned to normal." Iran stated that even if shipping traffic increases again, it will still maintain full control over the strait, including shipping routes, schedules, permits, and navigation rules. Iran also said that no nuclear commitments were discussed and claimed that U.S. officials had told Tehran that Trump’s social media posts were primarily aimed at domestic media and political needs.
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