The Globe and Mail reports in its Tuesday edition that the United States announced a new round of strikes on Iran on Monday, hours after President Donald Trump said Washington is "reinstating" a blockade on Iran in the Strait of Hormuz and, in a full policy reversal, will charge other ships for safe passage. An Associated Press dispatch to The Globe says that all of that comes as Iran has insisted it controls the critical waterway, and as the new exchange of fire threatened a return to all-out war. U.S. Central Command announced that the U.S. military had begun another round of strikes against Iran. Moments after the military announced the new strikes, Mr. Trump said: "We're hitting them very hard. And it'll continue, and we'll see what happens. We're knocking out all of their offensive capability and we're controlling the straits. We're putting the blockade back." Mr. Trump also provided new details on his administration doing an about-face and suggesting it will charge tolls for ships going through the strait, after previously suggesting that it wouldn't. "We're protecting a very rich portion of the world," he said. "We're spending money. And so, what we've done is, we are going to be reimbursed for protection."