U.S. gives feedback on Iran seven-day trust plan
Iranian deputy foreign minister Abbas Araqchi received U.S. feedback in Doha via Qatari mediators on a seven-day proposal designed to rebuild trust and potentially restore normal passage through the Strait of Hormuz. Tehran had proposed that the strait could be reopened if specified conditions were met, and the plan aimed to return both sides to an enhanced version of a June memorandum of understanding that covered the strait and Iran's nuclear programme. The main obstacle is the sequencing of steps; U.S. rejection of the initial proposal prompted renewed Qatari mediation and further talks in Tehran.
Qatari mediators relayed U.S. feedback on Iran's seven-day plan.
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Iran proposed a seven-day plan after a June memorandum led to a brief ceasefire. Qatar…
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