War in the Middle East: Donald Trump glimpses a deal

In the night from March 29 to 30, the American president declared having negotiated the passage of 20 oil tankers with Iran through the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, strikes continue in the Middle East.

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Sailing through the Strait of Hormuz could resume in the next few hours. This is what Donald Trump stated on the night of Sunday, March 29 to Monday, March 30. Twenty oil tankers will be able to pass starting today, the first since the beginning of the war. “The Iranians have given us a gift, I do not know, I cannot define it exactly. Out of respect, I think, they have given us twenty oil tankers, large oil tankers that will pass through the Strait of Hormuz,” he declared.

At the same time, on the ground, Israeli strikes continue against Iran. Power plants have been hit. As a consequence, Tehran and its region experienced power outages. Iran now accuses the United States of secretly planning a ground offensive. However, Donald Trump sees a possible agreement.

“We will probably reach an agreement with them. I am almost sure of it, but it is not certain. There has already been a change in regime if you look closely because the first regime has been decimated, destroyed,” added the White House resident. Donald Trump also claims to be able to easily take control of Kharg, a crucial oil site for Iran.