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Wow!! Sorry ass starmer Ok but don’t hurry you missed it! Iran had already declared the vital waterway “completely open” for commercial shipping, and President Trump acknowledged the breakthrough amid the Lebanon ceasefireCharge starmer a hundred times as much to pass through"Starmer’s Hormuz “Mission” Arrives Fashionably Late After Iran and Trump Already Declared It OpenKeir Starmer just announced a grand UK-led multinational defensive mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz. The only problem? Iran had already declared the vital waterway 'completely open' for commercial shipping, and President Trump acknowledged the breakthrough amid the Lebanon ceasefire.In a video statement from the Paris gathering, Starmer declared: 'I can confirm that along with France, the UK will lead a multinational mission to protect freedom of navigation as soon as conditions allow. This will be strictly peaceful and defensive, as a mission to reassure commercial shipping and support mine clearance.'He added: 'We welcome the announcement that was made during our meeting, but we need to make sure that that is both lasting and a workable proposal… it reinforces the need for the work that we’ve been doing this afternoon.'Starmer also called reopening the strait 'a global necessity and a global responsibility” and stressed the need to act to get global energy and trade flowing freely again to bring down prices for working people.'This comes days after Starmer rejected Trump’s calls for a firm US-led blockade of Iranian shipping, insisting instead on keeping the strait 'open, not shut” through diplomacy. Now, with Iran signaling the route is clear and oil prices easing, Starmer rushes in with European allies to plan a permanent security operation involving over a dozen countries, complete with a follow-up military conference in London.Critics see it as classic Euro-diplomacy: virtue-signaling a “defensive mission” only after the heavy lifting is done and the crisis has already begun to de-escalate. While Trump deals in decisive pressure that gets results, Starmer and Macron appear more focused on photo-ops and coalitions that lag reality. British taxpayers may soon foot the bill for ships patrolling waters that Iran just reopened on its own terms.Once again, bold talk from London arrives right on time to claim credit for someone else’s breakthrough."