Iran resends seven-day Strait of Hormuz reopening plan to U.S. through Qatar

  • Iran resent its Strait of Hormuz reopening proposal to the U.S. through Qatar.
  • Seven days is the proposed reopening timeline if four conditions are met.
  • U.S. and Iran continue indirect negotiations while excluding the nuclear issue from talks.

Iran has resent its seven-day plan to the U.S. through Qatar, proposing to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days if the maritime blockade is lifted, frozen assets are returned, hostilities cease on all fronts and sanctions waivers are granted for Iranian oil exports. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the nuclear issue will not be included in the agenda, despite U.S. President Donald Trump seeking concessions related to Tehran’s nuclear program. Araghchi said Iran has received no official U.S. response through the mediators beyond Trump’s public comments. Qatar is continuing indirect mediation, with contacts scheduled from September 28 to September 29 as the sides try to narrow differences over a revised plan.

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