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Araghchi says Iran sent the US a seven-day plan to reopen Hormuz and restart talks

Mountain Time
Local time
11:42 PM in New York
Where
New York, United States

Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told reporters in New York that Iran had sent Washington, through mediators, a seven-day plan: if the U.S. ends its naval blockade, lifts sanctions on Iranian oil, releases about $12 billion in frozen assets and accepts a halt to fighting that includes Lebanon, Iran would reopen the Strait of Hormuz on day six and start talks on a final deal on day seven.

Why it matters

The terms largely mirror June's 14-point memorandum, which collapsed within weeks, so the test is whether Washington accepts lifting the blockade before the strait fully reopens.

Sources (6)

  • CBS Newscbsnews.comPublished
  • Al Jazeeraaljazeera.comPublished
  • i24NEWSi24news.tvPublished
  • Al Jazeera (2)aljazeera.comPublished
  • Al Jazeera (3)aljazeera.comPublished
  • CBS News (AP)cbsnews.comPublished

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Correction

  • Corrected the time from 7:07 AM New York time, Sep 25, 2026 to 11:42 PM New York time, Sep 24, 2026; revised the summary; corrected the location from New York to New York, United States; updated the sourcing note; added 4 sources: i24NEWS, Al Jazeera, CBS News (AP). Why and evidence