Trump has threatened to bomb Oman amid escalating tensions over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, according to multiple reports. The U.S. President expressed frustration with Oman's involvement in discussions regarding the waterway, which is critical for global oil shipping. The situation follows a 60-day ceasefire period between Iran and the U.S. Which ended without a deal.
Oman, located across the Strait of Hormuz from Iran, has been engaged in talks with neighboring countries to manage the waterway. Trump criticized Oman's participation, suggesting it was aiding Iran's efforts. This comes as the U.S. Has also announced the early termination of military drills in South Korea, which had been ongoing for six days.
The White House has not confirmed the threat, but sources indicate Trump's remarks were part of a broader strategy to pressure Iran. The administration continues to push for direct talks with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, while maintaining a firm stance on regional security.
The situation remains volatile as tensions over the Strait of Hormuz persist, with both sides vying for control over a vital maritime route.
