US President Trump said on Aug 7 that an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz has not been formally reached, though the strait is "somewhat open." American forces are enforcing a blockade against Iran and controlling the surrounding waters, while mines still pose risks to commercial shipping. Trump said he is involved in negotiations and the situation is moving in a positive direction.
President Trump said on Aug 7 that an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz "cannot yet be described as formally concluded," though the waterway is currently "open to some extent." The United States is taking part in related negotiations and overall progress is good, he said.
The US Navy is currently carrying out a blockade operation against Iran and controlling the relevant waters, but safety risks such as mines could still affect commercial vessel traffic. Trump said he is personally involved in the talks and believes the situation is moving in a positive direction.
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