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BATTLE OF HORMUZ: Iran Declares Strait Won't Go To Pre-War Status, Trump Asserts US Control
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June 23, 2026
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The battle over the Strait of Hormuz is increasingly becoming a battle of narratives. While the US says recent talks with Iran have laid the foundation for a final peace deal, Tehran insists Hormuz will never return to its pre-war status and will operate under “Iranian arrangements.” President Donald Trump claims America has “total control” of the strategic waterway, while Iran says it will play a larger role in maritime security. Both sides have agreed to establish a hotline and coordination center to prevent incidents at sea. As negotiations continue, questions remain over sanctions relief, security arrangements and the future balance of power in the Gulf.
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BATTLE OF HORMUZ: Iran Declares Strait Won't Go To Pre-War Status, Trump Asserts US Control
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