Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: The implementation period for the Strait of Hormuz opening plan has been shortened to 2 days, with conditions including the lifting of sanctions and reduction of US forces.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that during negotiations with Qatari mediators, Qatar had proposed shortening the implementation period for Iran's plan to open the Strait of Hormuz to 5 days, and the current agreed-upon plan further reduces it to 2 days. Araghchi said Iran's conditions include the lifting of sanctions imposed after the Islamabad Memorandum, a reduction in the US military presence in the region, the restoration of oil waivers, and the unfreezing of all frozen funds, including those in Qatar. He also demanded recognition of the Strait of Hormuz shipping lane agreed upon by Iran and Oman and the closure of other routes. Araghchi added that reopening the strait under these conditions would pave the way for resuming negotiations with Washington.
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