Iran proposes reopening Hormuz within seven days: Reports
Middle East3 sources3 countries🔦 Under-reported27m ago
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi has submitted a proposal to the United States to end the ongoing conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days. Speaking from New York during a visit for the United Nations General Assembly, Araghchi indicated that the reopening is contingent upon the fulfillment of specific conditions. He noted that he is currently awaiting a formal response from the U.S. regarding the plan.
Reports suggest that the proposal is supported by China and follows a set of seven conditions previously outlined by Iran for ending hostilities. The potential reopening of the strait, a critical maritime chokepoint, remains subject to the outcome of these diplomatic discussions.
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Toronto SunFocuses on the existence of seven prior conditions for peace.
VanguardEmphasizes the formal submission of the proposal to the US.
Free Malaysia TodayHighlights the waiting period for US response and Chinese support.
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