President Trump says recent attacks involving the United States and Iran are being treated as limited incidents and that a ceasefire is still in effect, despite U.S. forces being targeted in the Strait of Hormuz. In comments reported after the exchange of fire, Trump described Iran’s actions as a “love tap” and stated that “the ceasefire is going” while also asserting it remains in effect. He also pointed to U.S. naval movements, saying three American destroyers transited the Strait of Hormuz “very successfully” while under fire. The reports describe the situation as occurring alongside an evolving effort to support a broader framework for peace talks between Washington and Tehran. ABC News and the New York Post both report Trump’s characterization of the strikes and his claim that the ceasefire continues. The articles do not provide detailed, independent assessments of the extent of damage or whether the ceasefire is fully holding, but they align on Trump’s public messaging that the situation is still managed under an active ceasefire.