US President Trump gave information about the all-time record set on Hormuz after the end of US-Iran tensions

US President Donald Trump announced via his social media platform, Truth Social, that 19 billion barrels of oil were extracted from the Strait of Hormuz in just one day. This is an all-time high. Following the easing of tensions between the US and Iran, the waterway has now fully reopened.

The impact of the agreement between the US and Iran is now visible in the market. Oil supplies are gradually returning to normal, and crude oil prices are also falling. Regarding this, US President Donald Trump claimed that on Monday, 19 billion barrels of oil were extracted from the Strait of Hormuz in just one day. Trump says that the implementation of the agreement with Tehran will improve global trade. There has been an unprecedented increase in supplies through waterways. Oil prices are falling. US President Donald Trump says that oil prices are falling following the end of tensions between the US and Iran. International maritime trade through sea routes is completely safe. Ship movements have resumed on a large scale.

America has achieved its goals: Trump

US President Donald Trump says he started the war against Iran with the goal of preventing Iran from developing nuclear weapons. Trump says both of his objectives have been achieved: first, preventing the development of nuclear weapons and second, restoring normal energy supplies through major waterways.

What was the outcome of the discussion held in Switzerland?

Following the discussions at the Bürgenstock resort in Switzerland, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baqai said the nuclear issue had not been discussed in detail. "But it is no longer a topic for any detailed discussion," he said.

Meanwhile, US Vice President JD Vance said, "We have laid an excellent foundation for an agreement between the two sides. The discussions were aimed at ending the ongoing tensions between the US, Israel, and Iran."

Did Israel agree?

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu distanced himself from the agreement between the United States and Iran, stating that Israel was not party to the agreement and would continue its military operations in Lebanon. Israel subsequently launched attacks on Lebanon.

Although US President Donald Trump and Vice President Jed Ibn Taymiyev had stated that Israel would agree to the deal, Israel has not yet confirmed whether it is abiding by the terms of the agreement. However, the positive outcome of this agreement is that energy supplies are returning to normal, and the decline in international oil prices is reducing concerns about global economic inflation.