Iran proposes seven-day ceasefire plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz and revive nuclear talks
Iran’s foreign minister says the shipping route could reopen within a week under the proposal.
Iran offered the United States a seven-day plan on Sept. 24 to end the war. The New York Times reports that the offer includes resuming negotiations over Iran’s nuclear program; the supplied reports describe a proposal, not an agreement.
PREVIOUSLY
- Aug. 30 — U.S. forces destroyed two rocket launchers loaded to mine the strait, killing two on Larak Island.
- Aug. 4 — Talks in Muscat collapsed after Tehran refused inspections.
- Jul. 28 — Iran fired ballistic missiles at a U.S. base in Jordan; all were intercepted.
- Jul. 23 — Trump threatened to bomb Iranian bridges for every ship hit in the Strait of Hormuz.
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