Taking Trump at his word, ie ‘other countries that receive oil through the Hormuz strait’ pretty much lets the UK off the hook. I just googled where does UK oil come from:
‘The UK gets its oil primarily from domestic production in the North Sea (UK Continental Shelf) and through imports, with Norway and the United States being the largest foreign suppliers. While the UK produces significant oil, much is exported, and it imports different grades to meet local demand.
BBC
Key Oil Sources and Suppliers:
UK Continental Shelf (North Sea): Domestic production, although production has declined since peaking in 1999.
Norway: The largest external supplier of crude oil to the UK, often via pipeline.
United States: A major provider of crude oil and liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Other Key Suppliers: Imports are also sourced from countries including Algeria, Canada, and various OPEC members.
Refining Imports: While the UK imports crude, it also imports refined oil products (petrol/diesel) due to limited domestic refinery capacity.
UK Parliament
The UK's strategy involves continuing to use oil and gas from the North Sea while transitioning to lower-emission production.
Offshore Energies UK (OEUK)