Trump said a U.S.-Iran framework could be reached within a week, while Xinhua and other reports say Iran is reviewing a U.S. proposal tied to nuclear limits, the Strait of Hormuz, and ending hostilities.
Reports indicate the United States and Iran are moving toward a diplomatic framework intended to halt the war and reopen nuclear negotiations, though accounts differ on the proposal’s exact form and terms. Trump said a U.S.-Iran framework deal could be reached within a week and said possible terms could include Iran sending highly enriched uranium to the United States and not operating underground nuclear facilities, while also warning of bombing if no deal is reached. According to Xinhua, Iran is reviewing a new U.S. proposal that includes a pause in nuclear enrichment and reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the blockade, while Iran also said ships will pass safely through the waterway. According to the Iranian Students News Agency, Abbas Araghchi said Iran seeks only a "fair and comprehensive agreement" with the United States, and Iran rejected some uranium-related media claims as speculative and false. Reporting also describes mediation by Pakistan and uncertainty over whether the emerging document is a one-page memorandum or a 14-point proposal.