President Trump Says Strait of Hormuz Will Be “Fully Opened” by Friday
Trump said traffic will resume as demining teams clear mines and oil prices fall more than 4%, officials said.
- On Tuesday, President Donald Trump declared the Strait of Hormuz 'completely open' by Friday as the U.S. and Iran move toward formalizing a memorandum of understanding during a scheduled signing in Switzerland.
- The framework deal stipulates the release of $24 billion in frozen Iranian assets during a 60-day negotiation period to formalize a lasting peace agreement between the two nations.
- Brent crude prices dropped more than 4% to under $80 a barrel, while national average gas prices fell to $4.04 as ships began moving through the waterway.
- The Washington-based Institute for the Study of War reported on Monday that Tehran defines an 'open' strait as one remaining under Iranian management, conflicting with U.S. and global commercial interests.
- Uncertainty remains regarding demining efforts and agreement stability, as officials expect traffic to 'ramp up slowly over time' with normal transit returning within 30 days once mines are removed.
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