US President Donald Trump conveyed his strategy to end the Iran war during a private dinner with Dutch royals at the White House, advocating for increased economic pressure on Tehran. Despite his assertions, the Dutch government, represented by Prime Minister Rob Jetten, has expressed concern over the US blockade of Iranian ports, labeling it an escalation. Jetten mentioned that European allies are formulating a plan to secure shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, but only after the conflict concludes. Trump, maintaining that the war is 'very close to over,' has drawn a firm line on Iran's uranium enrichment, demanding a 20-year freeze while Iran has proposed a five-year freeze. The ongoing tensions highlight Trump's isolation in his approach, as allies like Saudi Arabia have urged a reconsideration of the blockade strategy, fearing retaliation from Iran. Despite the stalled negotiations, Trump remains optimistic about a potential deal with Iran.