Iran FM proposes 7-day plan to reopen Strait

The article focused on Iran's proposed plan, known as the "Seven-Day Plan," to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume negotiations with the United States to end a potential war. The plan involves opening the strait on the sixth day of implementation, followed by restarting negotiations to reach a final agreement on the seventh day, with the aim of gradually restoring stability to the region. The Iranian minister emphasized that the U.S. refuses to bear the escalating costs of the war, which, according to Moody’s assessment, have reached approximately $265 billion this year, alongside rising energy prices and military losses. He also pointed out that Iran holds a strong leverage through its geographical position at the Strait of Hormuz, and that the only solution is for the United States to acknowledge the ineffectiveness of a military option, stressing that the war has not achieved its declared objectives.

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