Trump Declares US Guardian of Hormuz – 20% Fee

Saudi Arabia moved over 70% of crude exports out of Iran’s reach via the East-West pipeline toward Yemen — but today Sanaa airport runway was bombed. Yemen’s government says its forces did it to stop an Iranian plane; Houthis blame Saudi and declare de-escalation over. This threat now targets the critical Bab el-Mandeb route for Saudi’s record Yanbu loadings. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump announces: The US is reinstating a naval blockade against Iran and will act as ‘Guardian of the Strait of Hormuz.’ Other countries must pay — demanding a 20% fee on all cargo (roughly ~$15 per barrel). ‘We are going to Keep the Strait. But now we will make Money.’ In this video: • Sanaa airport strike details and conflicting claims • Saudi’s 1,200 km East-West pipeline: Full 7M bpd capacity but trading Hormuz for Houthi range • Past Houthi attacks on Red Sea oil routes • Trump’s bold fee plan, blockade, and ‘make money’ strategy • Global impacts on oil prices, shipping, and India’s energy security Pipelines don’t abolish chokepoints — they create new ones. Now superpowers want tolls on top. Is this the new normal for world oil? 🔴 Subscribe for real-time geopolitics | Like, comment & share your views! #Trump #Hormuz #StraitOfHormuz #SaudiArabia #Yemen #Houthis #Iran #20PercentFee #OilCrisis #Pipeline #Geopolitics #USBlockade #BabElMandeb