US President Donald Trump declared on Sunday that the United States Navy will implement a blockade on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, citing Iran's persistent nuclear ambitions as a primary concern. In a statement on Truth Social, Trump accused Iran of breaching assurances to keep the vital maritime route open, which has led to increased uncertainty for global shipping. He stated that vessels paying 'illegal tolls' to Iran would not be granted safe passage and that US forces would actively work to clear mines from the area. Trump's remarks followed nearly 20 hours of negotiations with Iranian representatives in Islamabad, where he noted that while many points were agreed upon, the core issue of Iran's nuclear program remained unresolved. The Strait of Hormuz is a crucial oil transit route, and Trump's actions reflect heightened tensions in the region, with potential implications for global oil supply and shipping security.