U.S. President Donald Trump says renewed attacks on Iran are likely to be short-lived and reiterates his claim that the United States controls the Strait of Hormuz. His remarks come after fresh fighting raises new concerns about how long hostilities could last.

According to the reports, the renewed clash also contributes to market anxiety, with energy prices spiking and fears resurfacing that the conflict could broaden into an open-ended war. Both accounts frame Trump’s comments as part of his broader messaging on security and deterrence, while the situation on the ground remains uncertain. Bloomberg’s political and markets coverage both emphasize the same core points: Trump expects the renewed attacks to end quickly and maintains that U.S. control of the vital shipping route limits Iran’s ability to disrupt global flows.