'We will bomb the hell out of them': Trump comments on Oman threat

U.S. President Donald Trump has elaborated on his previous threat to "bomb the hell out of" Oman should it obstruct American operations in the Strait of Hormuz. In a recent statement, Trump characterized Oman's actions as "not very good" but asserted that the U.S. is "dealing with it."

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If Oman gets in our way, we will bomb the hell out of them.

This statement follows Trump's earlier remarks where he outlined a forceful response to any interference in the vital waterway. The Strait of Hormuz is a critical transit point for global oil supplies, and ensuring its free passage is a key U.S. foreign policy objective. Trump's rhetoric suggests a willingness to employ significant military force to maintain access.

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I think they are not behaving very well, but we are dealing with it.

Additionally, Trump addressed the nuclear deal with Iran, reiterating his stance that Tehran must "surrender." He conveyed a sense of patience, stating, "I am in no hurry." This position underscores his administration's approach to international agreements, emphasizing a demand for concessions from other nations.

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They have to surrender, and they have to do it quickly.

The comments about Oman, while less severe than the initial "bomb the hell out of" threat, still convey a firm and potentially confrontational stance towards the sultanate's role in regional dynamics.

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I am in no hurry.