טראמפ אמר "לא": ההצעה האיראנית לפתיחת מצר הורמוז נדחתה

הערכה

The White House just turned down a deal that would have reopened the Strait of Hormuz. Iran wanted sanctions relief, at least 12 billion dollars, and an end to the naval blockade in exchange for a ceasefire. Trump said no. That rejection signals the administration is holding its line on maximum pressure, even if it means keeping the strait closed and global oil markets tense. The reported expectation that strikes on Iran could resume after the November midterms adds a political timeline to the military calculus. Watch whether Tehran escalates in the strait or waits out the election cycle.