Iran has proposed a seven-day roadmap to the U.S. aimed at halting hostilities, reopening the critical Strait of Hormuz, and reviving stalled negotiations for a comprehensive peace agreement, according to its foreign minister. The plan was outlined during a press conference at the United Nations, signaling a potential shift in diplomatic efforts amid ongoing tensions. While details remain limited, the proposal suggests Tehran’s willingness to de-escalate through structured talks. The move comes as regional stability hangs in the balance, with global trade routes and energy markets closely watching for developments.
Iran has shared a seven-day plan with the U.S. to end fighting between the two countries, reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restart talks for a final peace deal, Tehran’s foreign minister told multiple outlets Thursday in New York City. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told a group of reporters at the United Nations General...
