Iran reviews US response on Hormuz proposal
Iran is currently studying the American response to its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, after presenting its offer in mid-September. Tehran and Washington are exchanging messages through intermediaries, including Qatar and Pakistan, but the process has stalled, as the American reply has not met Iran’s seven conditions for reopening the strait and resuming negotiations. One of the sticking points was Washington’s insistence on discussing Iran’s nuclear program, while Iran emphasizes that the focus should be on restoring security to the maritime passage, which serves roughly a fifth of global oil and gas trade prior to the war. Additionally, an Iranian official expressed Tehran’s willingness to help resolve the Yemen crisis through dialogue, supporting agreements proposed by the involved parties.
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