French President Emmanuel Macron has called for a coordinated effort between the United States and Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial passage for global trade. His remarks came during a summit of European leaders in Armenia, in response to US President Donald Trump's announcement of a military initiative named 'Project Freedom', aimed at guiding vessels trapped in the strategically significant waterway. Macron expressed hesitation regarding the US operation, citing a lack of transparency and clarity regarding its objectives. He emphasized that collaboration between the US and Iran is essential for a successful reopening of the strait. Trump's initiative seeks to assist international vessels that are currently immobilized due to heightened regional tensions, with many crews running low on essential supplies. While Trump characterized the operation as a humanitarian gesture, he also warned that any obstruction to the mission would provoke a strong military response. The situation remains delicate, as diplomatic discussions between the US and Iran are ongoing, despite Trump's recent rejection of Iran's peace proposal. The Strait of Hormuz, serving as a vital artery for the world's energy supply, remains a focal point of international attention amid rising geopolitical tensions.