Strait of Hormuz reopens: Historic breakthrough or fragile truce?

The United States and Iran have announced an agreement set to take effect on June 19, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and the removal of US naval restrictions. President Donald Trump hailed the development as a "big, beautiful peace," while Iranian officials confirmed that a peace framework has been finalized and is expected to be signed in Switzerland. But is this truly the end of the crisis, or merely the beginning of a new phase of negotiations? Does this represent a diplomatic victory for President Trump? What challenges could still derail a final agreement? Don't miss out! #USIran #Trump #MiddleEast #StraitOfHormuz #Diplomacy #OilMarkets #PeaceDeal #CGTN #ThePoint #LiuXin Guests: Prof. Warwick Powell Adjunct Professor Queensland University of Technology John Gong Professor of Economics University of International Business and Economics 00:00 – Intro 01:11 – What was actually agreed? MOU vs. final deal 03:13 – The key issues still unresolved 05:10 – Did Washington achieve its original goals? 09:32 – Rethinking security: Should nations depend less on the US? 11:15 – The Israel factor & America's exit strategy