The Strait of Hormuz is back open — but the crisis is far from over. Iran has announced that the world’s most critical oil chokepoint is now open to commercial shipping during the ceasefire. The move sent oil prices plunging over 11&#37, easing fears of a historic global energy shock. But there’s a catch. Ships must follow strict Iranian-controlled routes, and President Donald Trump has made it clear: the U.S. naval blockade on Iran is still in place.

A shocking revelation has surfaced around Donald Trump’s alleged military contingency plan targeting Iran’s leadership, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei. The disclosure comes at a moment of intense geopolitical friction, even as Washington quietly pursues diplomacy behind closed doors. According to explosive details shared by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, any future agreement with Iran cannot stop at limiting uranium enrichment. Netanyahu made it clear: the only acceptable outcome is the complete dismantling of Iran’s nuclear infrastructure. His remarks signal a zero-tolerance approach toward Tehran’s nuclear ambitions, raising the stakes across the region. WATCH