Florida: President Donald Trump suggested that the US naval blockade on Iran, which aims to exert pressure amid stalled negotiations, does not contradict his declaration that hostilities have been 'terminated.' The blockade is described by Trump as a 'very friendly' measure, claiming that there has been no challenge to its implementation.

According to Anadolu Agency, the blockade, which has been in effect since April 13, has cost Iran approximately $4.8 billion in lost revenue, as reported by a Pentagon official. The blockade is part of the pressure tactics ordered by Trump amidst ongoing negotiations with Iran, which have yet to reach a resolution.

Furthermore, Iran has responded to a US proposal on ending the conflict through a Pakistani intermediary, submitting a 14-point reply focusing on resolving the war promptly. The Iranian response addresses a nine-point US proposal, advocating for a 30-day resolution period instead of the proposed two-month ceasefire and emphasizing the need for a comprehensive end to hostilities.

In addition, President Trump has announced plans to significantly reduce US troop levels in Germany, intending to lower the presence well beyond the previously stated 5,000 troops. This decision follows deepening tensions with European allies over disagreements related to the Iran conflict and trade tariffs.

As the situation develops, the international community continues to monitor the ramifications of these strategic decisions on regional stability and global diplomatic relations.