Trump: US 'Doesn't Need Any Help' in Strait of Hormuz After Allies Rebuff

• US President Donald Trump stated the US doesn't need allies' help to protect the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway.
• This assertion came hours after he urged allies to 'get involved' in securing oil tanker passage.
• Allies, including Germany and France, rebuffed Trump's call for support, citing 'not our war' and current context concerns.
• Trump had previously sought to build a coalition to counter Iranian attacks on vessels in the critical strait.
• The US recently pounded Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz, costing $288,000 per bomb.