Trump's Iran Warning: 48 Hours to Open Strait or Face Consequences

0:00It's April 5th. This is entertainment and celebrity news today. Your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. President Trump dropped a tough warning to Iran on truth social, as Middle East tensions heat up over the strait of Hormuz closure. He gave them 48 hours to open the key oil route, or face hail raining down, but he spelled it as rain, turning heads for the blender more, than the threat. The strait handles about one-fifth of the world's oil supply, and Iran's shutdown has lasted over 30 days, spiking gas prices globally, and putting. Pressure on the U.S. economy. Markets are jittery, with everyone watching for the next move. Trump's pose recalled his earlier 10-day deadline to make a deal, or reopen the strait, signing off with Glory be to God. Meanwhile, the spelling slip overshadowed his chest-thumping tone, drawing quick mockery online. Others like Laura Lumer praised the fire, calling for bombing Iran's infrastructure, while Marjorie Taylor Greene slammed him as insane and, and, un-Christian, urging his team to intervene

1:07and beg God's forgiveness. On Easter Sunday, Trump followed up with a profanity lace rant about hitting power plants and bridges unless they comply. With the clock ticking, these exchanges show how fast things could boil over in the region.