Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said Tehran has submitted a specific seven-day plan to the United States, with the next move now resting with Washington. He said the Strait of Hormuz would ultimately reopen if the U.S. accepts the proposal. Araghchi also said Iran will not give up what he described as its sovereign rights under pressure, and added that the seven-day period would begin only after the U.S. agrees to the plan. The remarks were cited by ChainCatcher in a brief news update.
Iran has submitted a specific seven-day plan to the United States, and the next step now depends on Washington, according to a brief update cited by ChainCatcher.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said the Strait of Hormuz would ultimately reopen if the U.S. accepts the proposal.
He also said Iran would not give up its sovereign rights under pressure, adding that the seven-day period would start only after the U.S. accepts the plan.
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