Iran receives US feedback on 7-day trust-building plan
Foreign minister Abbas Araqhchi is expected to discuss the US response in Tehran on Wednesday.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi received feedback from the United States regarding a seven-day trust-building plan on Tuesday, according to Qatari mediators. The plan, presented last week, aimed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and restore normal maritime passage under specific conditions. However, US President Donald Trump rejected the proposal, leading to further mediation efforts.
The Qatari mediators conveyed the US response to Araqchi and his team while they were en route to Tehran, the official briefed on the talks told Reuters. The document outlines a seven-day period of trust-building, with the agreement seeking to return both sides to an enhanced version of the June memorandum of understanding. This memorandum included provisions on the strait and Iran's nuclear program and led to a brief ceasefire.
The disagreement between the two sides centers on the sequencing of the plan's steps rather than its components.
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