French President Emmanuel Macron voiced his frustration with US President Donald Trump's fluctuating statements on the Iran war during a visit to South Korea. Macron stated that Trump cannot continue to 'contradict' himself daily, particularly regarding military operations in the Strait of Hormuz, which he deemed 'unrealistic.' He emphasized that such military actions would expose vessels to significant threats from the Iranian Revolutionary Guards and would take an excessive amount of time. Macron also raised concerns about the implications of Trump's inconsistent messaging on NATO, warning that it could undermine the alliance's credibility. The Strait of Hormuz, a crucial oil shipping route, has faced disruptions due to heightened tensions in the region, raising concerns over global energy supplies. Trump's remarks about NATO and his personal comments regarding Macron's marriage have also stirred controversy, highlighting the strained transatlantic relations amidst the ongoing conflict.