Iran has offered the United States a deal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, according to the details available about the proposal.
A US official said discussions were taking place through mediators, indicating that contact over the offer was not being conducted directly between the two sides. No further details of the proposed agreement, including its conditions or how the reopening would be implemented, have been provided.
The Strait of Hormuz is the focus of the offer, but the supplied information does not specify the circumstances surrounding its closure or disruption. It also gives no indication of whether the United States has accepted the proposal or whether an agreement has been reached.
Talks through mediators remain ongoing, with the proposed seven-day timeframe representing the latest stated target for reopening the waterway.
