India, April 15 --  Amid rising tensions in the Middle East, Donald Trump has made fresh claims about the future of the Strait of Hormuz, one of the world's most important oil routes. In his latest public remarks, Trump said he was "permanently opening" the strategic waterway and suggested that China had agreed not to supply weapons to Iran.

The statement has drawn global attention because the Strait remains at the centre of ongoing military tensions and naval operations. Analysts say Trump's comments highlight how diplomacy, military pressure, and global trade concerns are now closely connected in the region.

US-Iran War Latest Update: What Trump Claimed About China & Iran

Trump shared his remarks through a post on Truth Social, ...