Maximum Pressure! Trump: No Strait, Iran Will Close in Fire and War

"That is the world's most expensive 'rolling shutter,' and I hold the key."
Just now, the world's eyes are locked on the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. President Trump has once again wielded a "special" diplomatic hammer: he claims he is willing to end the ongoing Iran conflict in a suffocating blockade of the strait. But this is not an unconditional ceasefire; it is a high-stakes gamble with the fate of the nation.

One hand offers an olive branch, the other a powder keg
In his latest statement, Trump plays a "cold and hot" game:
* Peace bait: Claims to be negotiating with Iran's "moderates," with a ceasefire agreement "within reach."
* Destruction warning: If the strait does not immediately resume "operations," U.S. missiles will precisely target Iran's power plants, oil wells, and Hark Island.

April 6: The Final Judgment Day?
With crude oil transportation capacity plummeting by 97%, global oil prices are rushing toward $150. Trump has delayed the "ultimatum" until April 6, but his core logic remains unchanged—either dismantle the "nuclear dust" plan and open the door, or witness the end of war amid the ruins.

This is not only a geopolitical game but also Trump's last frenzy to reshape the Middle East through "maximum pressure."
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