White House official: Trump privately admitted that the Strait of Hormuz will be difficult to fully reopen in the short term

Gate News news. On April 11, according to Reuters, a senior U.S. White House official said there is a sense of suspicion within the White House. The official said the conversation Trump had recently with his advisers seemed to indicate that he has effectively acknowledged that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to fully reopen in the near term. However, at the same time, Trump wrote on social media on Thursday that oil supplies would be restored soon, without providing any further details.

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