Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi: Consultations with Qatari mediators on the Strait of Hormuz plan are ongoing, but require a U.S. response to its proposals.
Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that consultations with Qatari mediators on the Strait of Hormuz plan are ongoing, but require a response from the United States to its proposals. Araghchi said that the seven-day window previously proposed by Iran has now been shortened to two days, but the final conclusion depends on the US response to Iran's questions. He emphasized that there are no plans for direct negotiations with the US during this trip.
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