Iran offers Trump seven-day peace plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz, restart US talks
- On Thursday at the United Nations General Assembly, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz in seven days and resuming negotiations with the United States through intermediaries.
- This initiative addresses months of conflict over the strategically important waterway, where Iran previously mined the route and warned vessels against passage without coordinating with Tehran.
- President Donald Trump threatened Iran with "annihilation" during his Tuesday United Nations General Assembly address, while Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian countered that Tehran rejects military pressure in negotiations.
- The White House confirmed ongoing indirect contacts but declined to comment on Araghchi's plan, while both nations remain divided over Iran's civilian nuclear program rights.
- Negotiations could accelerate if the United States eases military pressure, though Pezeshkian maintained that Iran retains the right to develop "peaceful nuclear technologies" regardless of any agreement.
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They would reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart nuclear talks. The proposal is essentially the same as the interim deal that collapsed within a deadline in June, but now it has been designed to be implemented much more quickly.
Iran submits plan to US for reopening Strait of Hormuz within seven days based on June MoU
Araghchi added that this deal would build on June's Memorandum of Understanding between the two countries, and would only be implemented if certain conditions were met.
According to the U.S. media, the Iranian government is said to have submitted a plan to open the Strait of Hormus to the US. On what terms is not yet known.
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