President Donald Trump has spurned Tehran's conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, insisting Iran must first compensate the US for decades of attacks. Tehran wants United States military out of the region and compensation for the damage – terms Washington has consistently ruled out. Trump responded by demanding Iran pay compensation for decades of regime-backed attacks, citing deaths from roadside bombs and conflicts. The President's comments come after US agencies have blamed Iran for cyber attacks across more than a dozen states over the past month. Iran's targeted attacks on the US homeland occur as Trump's war in the Middle East approaches six months.