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US Navy Crosses Strait of Hormuz Uninvited, Because Peace Talks Are Just Suggestions

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  • •Several US Navy ships crossed the Strait of Hormuz on a Saturday without Iran's coordination, the first time since the war began.
  • •The operation aimed to reassure commercial vessels as US-Iran peace talks began in Pakistan, highlighting freedom of navigation.
  • •President Trump posted that clearing the strait benefits countries worldwide, calling Iran's mine threats the sole method of intimidation.

On a move slicker than a sneaky ex at a party, several U.S. Navy ships boldly swam east to west across the Strait of Hormuz on a Saturday, totally oblivious to the war ongoing right across the water. This unopened-waterway moment marks the first US crossing since the war kicked off, designed to boost commercial ship courage amid Iran-US peace talks in Pakistan—because nothing says 'let’s be buddies' like casually flouting your neighbor’s coastline. President Trump huffed on Truth Social that the only Iranian intimidation was imaginary sea mines, while three oil supertankers tried tiptoeing through like they were in a British navy recruitment ad. Meanwhile, the narrow strait remains crucial for the global economy, patiently waiting for normal traffic to resume beyond this political peekaboo.

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Source: Axios | Published: 4/11/2026 | Author: Barak Ravid

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