Strait of Hormuz 'completely open' and Iran will 'never close' it again, Trump announces

The US and Iran have announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to all vessels after Tehran took control of the waterway following a US-Israeli attack. Iran's foreign minister stated the reopening is in line with a ceasefire in Lebanon and is conditional on US adherence to its terms. US President Donald Trump confirmed the strait was open but denied any link to the Lebanon ceasefire, stating a naval blockade against Iran's oil exports would remain. Trump also announced that Iran has agreed to never close the strait again and is removing sea mines.