US Navy Ships Cross Strait of Hormuz Amid Iran's Threats and Peace Talks
US Navy ships have reportedly crossed the Strait of Hormuz for the first time since the onset of the conflict with Iran. This move coincides with US-Iran ceasefire negotiations taking place in Pakistan. President Trump announced that the US is beginning to clear underwater mines from the strait, a strategic waterway crucial for global oil shipments. Iran, however, has denied the crossing and issued a warning that any unauthorized US military ships would be attacked within 30 minutes if they attempt to enter the strait. Despite these threats, US officials have stated that no such warnings were received, and the crossing was part of a 'freedom-of-navigation mission.' 
