Reuters: the United States and Iran began to discuss a plan to open the Strait of Hormuz
U.S. authorities are holding “positive and constructive discussions” with Iran on a seven-day cease-fire plan submitted by Tehran, a source told Reuters. Negotiations are also underway on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program, the source said.
U.S. authorities are holding “positive and constructive discussions” with Iran on a seven-day cease-fire plan submitted by Tehran, a source told Reuters. Negotiations are also underway on the Islamic Republic’s nuclear program, the source said.
The seven-day plan provides for the resumption of safe navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and the restart of broad negotiations, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said yesterday. Details of the plan have not yet been disclosed, but Mr. Araqchi said today that the U.S. requirements for the plan "are not new: they are already enshrined in a memorandum of understanding.".
The decision to resume talks with Iran has met resistance from some Gulf states, sources told The Wall Street Journal. Saudi Arabia and the UAE opposed concessions to the Islamic Republic.
In the article “Kommersant” “Iran’s neighbors went on the path of resistance”.
