Trump said the Strait of Hormuz will be "soon" reopened.

Xinhua News Agency, Washington, April 10th President Trump of the United States said on the 10th that regardless of "whether or not there is cooperation with Iran", the Strait of Hormuz will "soon" be opened, and he stated that the primary task of the American negotiating team is to ensure that Iran cannot possess nuclear weapons. Before boarding the plane at Andrews Joint Base in Maryland that afternoon, Trump told the media that the agreement between the United States and Iran that is being prepared for discussion will cover the navigation of the Strait of Hormuz, and he believes that this waterway will "soon" be reopened. "I think progress will be quite rapid. Even if not, we can still resolve it in some way." Trump also stated that the Strait of Hormuz is international waters, and he will not allow Iran to charge tolls for passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Regarding the upcoming US-Iran talks, Trump said, "Under no circumstances will (Iran) be allowed to possess nuclear weapons. This accounts for 99% of the agreement." He wished Vice President Pence, who is leading the American negotiating team, "good luck" and said that he is "facing a big thing." Earlier that day, Trump posted on social media that aside from the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has "no other bargaining chips." According to the Fars News Agency in Iran, a delegation led by Iranian Islamic Parliament Speaker Kalibaf will meet with Pakistani Prime Minister Shabaz in Islamabad on the morning of the 11th. If the American side accepts the preconditions set by the Iranian side, the two sides will begin negotiations at the Serena Hotel in the afternoon. This article is from Xinhua News Agency, edited by GMTEight: Li Cheng