Trump rejects Iranian proposal to reopen Strait of Hormuz in exchange for halting fighting
Pezeshkian affirms that the terms of the new Iranian proposal were drawn up in coordination with the Supreme Leader, and will be implemented without problems if Washington agrees.
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US President Donald Trump has rejected an Iranian proposal aimed at halting fighting and reopening the strategic Strait of Hormuz, according to Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
Pezeshkian affirmed that the terms of the new agreement proposed by Tehran to reopen the strait were drawn up "in coordination" with the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Republic.
Iranian pledge to implement without problems
The Iranian president added that the terms of the proposal would be implemented "without any problems" should the United States approve them, signaling Tehran's readiness to move forward with de-escalation if Washington responds to the conditions put forward.
The report did not clarify the full details of the Iranian proposal's terms or the specific reasons that led the American side to reject it, at a time when tensions linked to the Strait of Hormuz, the vital passage for global oil trade, continue.
This American rejection comes amid an escalating crisis between Washington and Tehran, amid questions over the outcome of negotiations linked to the file between the two sides in the coming period.
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