Tehran's two-day proposal to the White House to open the Strait of Hormuz remains in force. This was stated on the social network X by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi.
"American voters have made their choice. It's time for the White House to do its thing. Our two-day offer remains valid: fulfill the requirements, including ending the war on all fronts, and you will see the results. Or choose a war and see how our vigilant and battle—hardened warriors will bring down real hell on you," Arakchi writes.
We are talking about the plan proposed by Iran, which provides for the cessation of hostilities on all fronts, including Lebanon, the lifting of the American naval blockade of Iranian ports, the easing of oil sanctions and the unfreezing of Iranian assets. In return, Tehran undertakes to open the Strait of Hormuz to merchant shipping and resume negotiations with the United States, including on the nuclear program. The plan is designed for two days: first, the United States fulfills its obligations, after which Iran opens Hormuz.
On November 1, the Iranian Foreign Minister reported that consultations with mediators on a two-day plan to open the Strait of Hormuz were continuing, but there was no final result yet.
As reported by EADaily, Iran gave the green light in In the Strait of Hormuz, ships from India, China, Iraq and Qatar. This was reported today by the Iranian news agency ISNA.