Happening outbreaking news, Iran and President Trump say the Strait of Hormuz is open.

The country's foreign minister says their crucial waterway is completely open to all commercial ships right now.

Plus, doubling down on his papal feud, President Trump with another dig at Pope Leo, saying the pontiff needs to understand that this is the, quote,

real world. And standing by for Supreme Court opinions at any moment the high court will issue

decisions or waiting for rulings on voting rights, birthright citizenship, and President Trump's

firing of federal officials. Plus, projecting optimism, President Trump repeatedly saying the war with Iran will end,

and I'm quoting him now very shortly, teasing to watch what happens over the next week or so.

And U.S. allies speaking out.

Any moment now, European leaders will be speaking about the Strait of Hormuz.

We're going to bring that to you.

That's coming up momentarily.

An acting ICE director out.

Todd Lyons is announcing he's stepping down.

The controversial agency has been without a Senate-confirmed leader since the Obama administration.

Hard to believe.

Welcome to our viewers here in the United States and around the world.

I'm Wolf Blitzer with Pamela Brown, and you're in the Situation Room.

This is CNN Breaking News.

And we begin with the breaking news. Just minutes ago, Iran's foreign minister declared that the strait of her moves is completely open.

As of now, the strait is expected to be open only for days, but the relief is clearly obvious.

The vital shipping route supplies 20% of the world's oil, and the welcome news is driving down global oil prices.

Right now, we're covering all the latest developments of this very important story.

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