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Iran Foreign Minister says we have not closed the door to diplomacy despite American violations; choice now rests with US

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Iran's Foreign Minister proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming US talks under a seven-day plan once the US accepts terms similar to their MoU.

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If the conditions are met, the Strait of Hormuz and maritime traffic can be reopened within 7 days. We will open the Strait of Hormuz on the sixth day of implementing the plan. We will return to negotiations with America on the seventh day of implementing the plan. The 7-day deadline begins as soon as the United States accepts the plan we proposed. Tehran will not yield to pressure or relinquish its sovereign rights. Plan's requirements are similar to those in the MoU with the US.

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