After the announcement of the ten-day truce between Israel and the Lebanon, this evening the Iranian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Seyyed Abbas Araghchi, stated that "navigation in the Strait of Hormuz is declared totally reopened during the remaining period of the ceasefire on the concerted route, as well as as already announced by the Ports and Maritime Organisation of the Islamic Republic of Iran".

Meanwhile, some Iranian sources have specified that Iran would have set certain conditions to allow the transit of ships through Hormuz, a crossing that would be limited to the commercial vessels, unless ships and cargoes are connected to hostile nations, while it would be forbidden to military ships. In addition, as specified by Minister Araghchi, the ships will have to travel the sea route designated by Iran and in coordination with the Iranian forces responsible for the route.

The reactions of the US president were enthusiastic, according to which Iran would have "agreed never to close again the Strait of Hormuz, which - said Donald Trump - will not be most used as a weapon against the world".