Iran's Plan to Open Hormuz in 7 Days
Iran has presented a plan to the United States to open the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days, on the condition that certain demands are met, including a ceasefire in the Middle East for 7 days, the release of Iranian assets frozen at a minimum of $12 billion, the lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil, and the ending of the maritime blockade on its ports. The plan represents a potential step toward easing tensions between the two countries, and Washington's response is awaited. China supports the plan, according to an Iranian official. The initiative came after both parties agreed to resume negotiations, despite recent escalations in hostilities, amid assessments from the White House regarding constructive discussions facilitated by mediators.
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