The US president has repeatedly extended his deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with the latest set to expire on Apr 6.

Earlier, Trump had extended the deadline to reopen the critical energy chokepoint by 10 days

Trump issues a 48-hour ultimatum to Iran, threatening severe consequences amid escalating military tensions and regional conflict.

Earlier, Trump had extended the deadline to reopen the critical energy chokepoint by 10 days, pushing it to April 6 after expressing optimism about ongoing talks with Iran.

US President Donald Trump on April 4 told the Iranian regime that “time is running out” and that it must make a peace deal or open the crucial Strait of Hormuz to shipping or face “hell,” renewing an earlier threat in which he vowed to send Iran “back to the stone ages.”

Israeli defense official says awaiting US approval to bomb energy sites, as US president warns 'time running out' on his ultimatum to hit power grid; Iranian general derides 'helpless, stupid' threats

President Donald Trump said the US military "hasn't even started" to destroy what is left of Iran after a month of devastating attacks and he threatened to strike electrical power plants and more bridges in his latest warning to the regime in Tehran.