Iran's Foreign Minister stated that the US response has been received, and the differences in US-Iran negotiations have narrowed to the implementation sequence of the "seven-day plan."
Iran's government spokesperson announced on the 30th that Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi has received the US response to the proposal mediated by Qatar. According to informed sources, the US and Iran have no fundamental disagreement on the content of Iran's proposed "seven-day plan," with the main dispute centering on the sequence of implementing various measures. The plan aims to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, whose navigation status impacts crude oil and commodity markets.
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