US Official: Constructive Iran Talks Underway

The article focused on Iran's plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, which it intends to execute immediately upon U.S. approval as part of diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the region. The Iranians presented this plan as an alternative to military escalation, emphasizing ending hostilities within those seven days, with expectations to open the strait and restore maritime traffic by the sixth day, and to begin negotiations on a final agreement on the seventh day. Iranian President Abbas Iraqi confirmed that the plan could be implemented within 4 to 5 days if there is genuine American commitment, blaming Washington and Tel Aviv for the deterioration of the strait’s security. According to sources, Iran proposed this during meetings on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly and declared its willingness to relinquish 60% enriched uranium within the framework of the Non-Proliferation Treaty. However, American sources stated that President Trump rejected the proposal and expects to resume bombing after the November elections.

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