Iran Offers to Open Hormuz in 7 Days

Iran has submitted a plea to the United States to open the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, on the condition that seven requirements are met, including ending hostilities in the Middle East, releasing Iranian assets frozen at $12 billion, lifting sanctions on Iranian oil, and ending the naval blockade of Iranian ports. Iran is awaiting a response from Washington, while U.S. President Donald Trump opposes lifting the blockade. Statements from the Revolutionary Guards suggest a rejection of new proposals and preparations for war. There was previously an agreement between Trump and an Iranian official on a memorandum aimed at reopening the strait, but the understandings remained divergent, with tensions escalating afterward.

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