Iran reviews US response on Hormuz opening
Iran is studying its response to the U.S. proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz, after the Iranian Foreign Ministry confirmed that it is assessing the reply provided by the United States through intermediaries, with messages still being exchanged without any final results announced. This comes amid failed efforts at de-escalation following the collapse of the temporary ceasefire and the resumption of limited strikes, as Iran believes that the American conditions did not meet its demands for opening the strait, which is a strategic passage accounting for one-fifth of global oil and gas trade. Tehran also affirms its readiness to assist in resolving the conflict between Saudi Arabia and the Houthis through dialogue, insisting that the priority should be to reopen the strait and restore security there.
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