Iran's Proposal to US Remains Open
Iran reaffirmed its commitment to the proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz within seven days. Iranian Foreign Minister Amir Abdollahian confirmed that the proposal remains on the table, and that if Washington accepts Iran’s conditions—including lifting the blockade and removing sanctions—the strait could be opened within six days. This statement follows the breakdown of negotiations with the United States, where Iran’s conditions require lifting the blockade and ceasing hostilities, while Washington is primarily focused on Iran’s nuclear program. Tehran emphasizes that the negotiations should concentrate on opening the strait and restoring security to this vital waterway.
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