Iran Offers 7-Day Plan To End West Asia Conflict, Reopen Strait Of Hormuz And Resume Nuclear Talks With US
New York: Iran's foreign Minister Syed Abbas Aragchi says that Iran has offered a seven-day plan to end the conflict in West Asia, reported New York Times. Also Watch: According to the report, the plan would also seek to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and then begin comprehensive talks on Iran’s nuclear program. Araghchi, told reporters at the United Nations General Assembly that the proposal was…
Iran's Foreign Minister Syed Abbas Aragchi has proposed a seven-day plan aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in West Asia, as reported by the New York Times. According to this plan, the Strait of Hormuz would be reopened and nuclear talks between Iran and the United States would be revived. Aragchi spoke to reporters at the United Nations General Assembly, stating that the proposal mirrors the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the US and Iran in June of the same year.
The foreign minister emphasized that Iran's proposal is similar to the MoU reached between the US and Iran in June of the current year, highlighting Iran's commitment to diplomacy and its peaceful nuclear program.
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