Iran Resolute on Hormuz Reopening Plan Rejected by Trump
Tehran stands by its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, which its foreign minister said required ending Middle East hostilities and honoring a collapsed ceasefire deal.
Iran is maintaining its commitment to the proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, despite its rejection by US President Donald Trump. This was reported by Canadian newspaper National Post and Indian news site Firstpost.
According to Iran's foreign minister, cited by the National Post, Tehran's plan called for an end to all hostilities across the Middle East and the fulfillment of conditions from the ceasefire agreement that collapsed months ago. At the same time, Tehran reiterated warnings to the United States of "greater damage" should the standoff escalate.
Further details regarding the positions of the parties or any renewal of contacts have not yet been released.
Sources: National Post, Firstpost
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