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Sponsor Our ArticlesPresident Donald Trump is advocating for free passage of American ships through the Panama and Suez Canals. His recent posts emphasize the importance of these waterways for military and commercial vessels, aiming to prioritize US interests. Trump’s push reflects a long-standing interest in control over these strategic routes, suggesting potential economic benefits and enhanced military presence. The urgency of his call signals a shift in the administration’s approach to these vital trade conduits, which are critical for global commerce and strategic dominance.
The chatter from President Donald Trump is getting loud when it comes to American ships navigating through two of the world’s most important waterways: the Panama Canal and the Suez Canal. In recent social media updates shared on his Truth Social platform, Trump is calling for **_free passage_** for not just commercial vessels, but military ones too.
The Panama and Suez Canals are absolutely critical to global trade. They effectively serve as **_gateways_** that allow ships to avoid long and dangerous routes. With Trump pushing for a revolution in how American vessels are treated at these chokepoints, it’s clear he wants to ensure that US interests are prioritized.
Trump’s interest isn’t a sudden whim; it has been simmering for months. He’s been vocal about the need for the United States to regain some sort of **_control_** over the Panama Canal, a waterway that plays a vital role in shipping and logistics. His insistence is based on a strong belief that both canals owe their very existence to the investments and involvement of the United States over the years.
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