Iran says it still controls Hormuz, not involved in negotiations with the U.S.
Trump’s move to suspend the campaign reflected advice from his top brass that the bombing, aimed at breaking Tehran’s grip on Hormuz, had reached the limits of what it could achieve; Iran claims it forced six ships to turn away from the…
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