Trump Announces Iran’s Proposal Regarding Strait of Hormuz Bridges
In a statement released on June 24, 2026, former President Donald Trump revealed that Iran had communicated to the Strategic Assistance Dialogue (SAD) a specific proposal concerning the Strait of Hormuz bridges. According to Trump, Iran informed SAD that there would be no tolls or charges associated with the construction and operation of the bridges. Trump stated that this information was presented alongside what he described as “disinformation” being circulated.
He emphasized that the resumption of negotiations with Iran would be contingent upon the verification of this claim. “If that information is accurate, the negotiations will be resumed,” Trump declared. The former president clarified that the proposal originated from Iran and was not conveyed by his administration.
He did not specify the nature of the “disinformation” being referenced. The announcement highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the Strait of Hormuz and the complexities of diplomatic engagement with Iran. The statement underscores Trump’s insistence on verifiable information as a prerequisite for restarting discussions.
The proposal from Iran centers around the absence of tariffs or fees related to the Strait of Hormuz bridge project.
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