Iran suggests 7-day ceasefire plan

Iran, through intermediaries, proposed a seven-day plan to halt all hostilities, including in Lebanon, with certain steps to precede it. These steps include the release of Iranian assets frozen at a value exceeding $12 billion, the lifting of sanctions and the maritime blockade imposed on Iranian oil, and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz on the seventh day. Iran also demands that direct and comprehensive negotiations on its nuclear program begin immediately after the ceasefire, rather than waiting 60 days. The plan aims to stop military escalation and prevent the continuation of the war before the U.S. elections.

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