In a recent statement, US President Donald Trump declared that the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial maritime route, will remain open to all nations, asserting that 'no one will control it.' This declaration comes amid ongoing tensions with Iran, which has attempted to assert its authority over the strait by proposing tolls on transiting vessels. Trump criticized the Iranian negotiating position, describing it as 'negotiating on fumes,' and emphasized the need for a 'perfect' deal. He highlighted Iran's weakened state due to economic decline and regime changes while reiterating that the US will not allow Iran to develop nuclear weapons. This statement followed US military strikes on a control station in Bandar Abbas, Iran, aimed at disrupting drone operations. Trump's remarks also included a warning to Oman, a US ally, regarding its role in the negotiations, suggesting that failure to comply could lead to severe consequences. The situation remains tense as both sides navigate the complex dynamics of regional security and international diplomacy.