In a flurry of activity surrounding the Strait of Hormuz, President Trump claims that a new US-Iran peace deal has led to the reopening of the vital shipping route. He asserts that oil tankers have started moving through the strait, utilizing tactics similar to those historically employed by Iran for oil smuggling. Despite mixed reactions from international leaders and reports of substantial oil movements, questions linger regarding the extent of control and safety in the area. As the deal progresses, the US aims to overcome the challenges posed by Iran while ensuring the steady flow of oil, with officials citing millions of barrels transported under military supervision. However, skepticism remains among allies and energy experts about the actual impact of these moves and the future of shipping in the Gulf.