Donald Trump announced on Truth the blockade “with immediate effect” of all ships to and from the Strait of Hormuz after the failure of negotiations in Pakistan.
«I have ordered our Navy to locate and intercept every vessel in international waters that has paid a toll to Iran. No one who pays an illegal toll will have free passage at sea.” Donald Trump announced it on Truth.
«We will begin – he continued – to destroy the mines that the Iranians have laid in the Strait. Any Iranian who shoots at us or peaceful boats will be blown up!
“Iran opens Hormuz soon, it is violating international laws”
«Iran – Trump insists – promised to open the Strait of Hormuz and deliberately failed to do so. This has caused anxiety, inconvenience and suffering to many people and numerous countries around the world.” “They claim to have placed mines in the waters, although their navy and most of their minelaying ships have been completely destroyed. They may have done so, but what ship owner would want to take the risk? The result is great dishonor and permanent damage to Iran’s reputation, as well as that of what remains of its ‘leaders'”, the American president wrote again. “They had better start the process of reopening this international waterway, and do it quickly! They are violating every law in existence. “I was fully briefed by Vice President JD Vance, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner regarding the meeting in Islamabad,” Trump then specified, thanking Pakistan for hosting the talks.
“Other countries involved in the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz”
«Other countries will be involved in the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Donald Trump wrote it in Truth without specifying which ones. “At some point,” he continued, “we will reach a condition where everyone is allowed in and everyone is allowed out. However, Iran prevented this from happening.” “This is global extortion and the leaders of nations – especially those of the United States – will never allow themselves to be extorted,” the president said, referring to Tehran’s threat to have placed mines in the strait. “Iran will not be allowed to profit from this illegal act of extortion,” Trump added. “They want money and, more importantly, they want nuclear power. Furthermore, and at the right moment, we are fully ready to fire, and our armed forces will finish off what little remains of Iran!”, the tycoon warned.
“Tehran will never have a nuclear weapon”
Tehran must not have atomic weapons; US President Donald Trump reiterates it on Truth. Recapping the outcome of the talks in Pakistan, Trump writes that «Iran promised to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but knowingly failed to do so. This has caused anxiety, inconvenience and suffering to many people and countries around the world. They claim to have placed mines in the water, despite the fact that their entire Navy and most of their minelaying ships were completely destroyed. They may well have done so, but what shipowner would want to take a risk like that? Iran and the remnants of its “leaders” have suffered grave damage and permanent disgrace, but we are beyond that. As promised, they had better start the process of reopening this international waterway ASAP! They are breaking every law. I was briefed in detail by Vice President JD Vance, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner about the meeting in Islamabad under the kind and knowledgeable leadership of Field Marshal Asim Munir and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif of Pakistan.
“They are truly extraordinary men and they continually thank me for saving 30 to 50 million lives in what would have been a horrible war with India. I always really appreciate hearing it said: the amount of humanity we talk about is immeasurable.
«The meeting with Iran started early in the morning and lasted all night, almost 20 hours. I could go into detail and talk about many of the agreements reached, but there is only one thing that matters: Iran is not willing to give up its nuclear ambitions! In many ways, the agreed upon points are preferable to continuing our military operations to their conclusion, but all these points do not matter compared to allowing nuclear energy to be in the hands of such an unstable, difficult and unpredictable people. Over the course of all this time, my three representatives have become, not surprisingly, very friendly and respectful towards the Iranian representatives, Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, Abbas Araghchi and Ali Bagheri, but this does not matter because they have remained adamant on the most important issue and, as I have always said from the beginning, many years ago, Iran will never have a nuclear weapon.”