Middle East crisis live: tanker hit by ‘projectiles’ in strait of Hormuz after Trump says US will help ‘guide’ stranded ships
Summary
Iran warned the US navy not to enter the Strait of Hormuz after President Donald Trump announced a US effort to help ships stuck there. A tanker was hit by unknown projectiles in the strait, and maritime security remains critical due to military operations in the area.Key Facts
- Iran said it controls security in the Strait of Hormuz and that ships must coordinate with its armed forces.
- President Trump said the US will guide ships safely out of the strait as a humanitarian gesture.
- The US plans to use destroyers, aircraft, and thousands of service members for support.
- A tanker was hit by unknown projectiles 78 nautical miles north of Fujairah, UAE, but the crew is safe.
- The UK Maritime Trade Operations warned of mines in the strait and advised careful navigation.
- Iran received a US reply to its peace talks offer and is reviewing it, but nuclear negotiations are on hold.
- Iran has blocked most shipping through the Gulf for over two months, except its own vessels.
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