Israeli report outlines Iran-US de-escalation plan
The "Maariv" newspaper reveals that the Qatari mediator has been trying in recent days to mediate to stop the escalation between the United States and Iran through a plan to ceasefire for ten days. The proposal states that the United States will halt its military activities against Iran for ten days in exchange for Tehran's commitment not to target ships in the southern route of the Strait of Hormuz, where, during this period, mine removal will begin from the central passage to allow navigation to resume. The agreement aims to organize shipping traffic through the strait after disagreements that led to the collapse of temporary understandings, with Iran refusing to take control or establish real partnership in the movement of ships in Omani waters. This is despite pressure from Iran on Oman to reduce maritime activity, as Iran does not have the authority to issue permits.
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