The United States military has resumed its naval blockade on Iran following recent attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical route for global oil shipments. President Trump has backed down from a controversial plan to impose fees on vessels passing through the strait, a decision influenced by regional leaders and mounting pressures. The current tensions have led to rising oil prices and a significant decrease in tanker transits as Iran continues to assert its influence over the strait. Meanwhile, lawmakers in Iran have introduced new legislation aimed at controlling the strategic waterway in response to the intensifying conflict. As the situation develops, the U.S. insists on maintaining a strong military presence to enforce the blockade, complicating the already volatile geopolitical landscape.