Iran Blames Washington for Hormuz Security
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi blamed the United States for the insecurity in the Strait of Hormuz, which has been a focal point of tension with Washington since the beginning of the war in the Middle East. He pointed out that the war imposed by the United States and Israel, along with economic sanctions, contributes to regional instability. He also added that Tehran continues to propose a plan to reopen the strait, which involves lifting the blockade and easing sanctions, suggesting that navigation could resume within six days of Washington's approval. However, negotiations are stalled, and Iran accuses the U.S. administration of procrastination.
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