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A report stated that Iran has presented a plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and halt regional fighting within seven days, in exchange for lifting the maritime blockade on Iranian ports, releasing frozen funds, and suspending U.S. sanctions on oil exports. U.S. President Donald Trump rejected the proposal, seeing Iran’s push to reopen the strait quickly as motivated by its economic losses. He also indicated that he expects to resume strikes against Iran after the November elections. Iranian officials emphasized that Tehran would not relinquish its nuclear rights and that the strait would remain closed until Iranian conditions are met. Meanwhile, the United States and Iran continue negotiations through intermediaries, with Iranian military assurances of readiness and vigilance to counter any miscalculations by the Americans.
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