- US President Donald Trump says that Iran will "never have a nuclear weapon", dismissing criticism of a "premature victory" regarding the nation.
- He criticised Iran's management of oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz, describing it as a "very poor job".
- The remarks cast doubt on the stability of a recent ceasefire, which Mr Trump said was contingent on Iran reopening the Strait.
- Shipping traffic in the Strait of Hormuz remains significantly disrupted, suggesting the agreement has not fully taken effect.
- Mr Trump is reportedly contemplating withdrawing some US troops from Europe, citing frustration over Nato allies' insufficient efforts to secure the waterway.
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Trump casts doubt on Iran ceasefire with Strait of Hormuz remarks
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