Trump Proposes Joint Hormuz Control with Iran

0:00On March 23rd, President Trump suggested joint control of the straight-of-form moves between the United States and Iran as part of ongoing talks to reopen the vital shipping round. Speaking to reporters on Monday morning at Palm Beach International Airport, he said the strike could be managed together soon if a deal comes, through possibly involving him and Iran's current leader. This marks a shift from his Saturday night threat to strike Iranian power plants unless the straight was freed up. Trump noted recent changes in Iran's leadership after the Supreme Leader was killed in early strikes, with his son stepping in, but he stressed. Negotiations are with other respected figures instead. Public reaction has been tough, with a new poll showing Trump's approval rating at its lowest since his second term began, as Americans grow weary of. The Iran conflict, pro-democracy protests rage on in Iran's streets, and Trump has pledged the port for them while avoiding ground troops. Reports point to U.S. envoys like Steve Woodcoff and Jared Kushner, reaching out to Iran's

1:03parliament speaker, Mohammad Bhagar-Ghalibov. Officials are pushing for a meeting this week in Islamabad, Pakistan, possibly including Vice President JD Vance on the American side. Trump drew parallels to recent success in Venezuela, where leadership swaps stabilized things, and he remains optimistic these talks could lead to. Real change in Iran, without further escalation.