Iran Keeps Two-Day Strait of Hormuz Plan on the Table

Iran is not shelving its two-day plan to open the Strait of Hormuz, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said. According to him, if Washington meets Tehran's demands, the results will not be long in coming.

Araghchi noted on X that "American voters have made their choice," and indicated it is time for the White House to make its own. According to him, Iran is offering to meet demands, including an end to war on all fronts, as a result of which Washington will see results. Otherwise, the minister said, America will face battle-ready, hardened Iranian warriors who will unleash hell upon it.

Earlier, on November 1, Araghchi reported that Tehran was holding consultations with mediators on the Strait of Hormuz plan, but no final results had been achieved. According to him, during negotiations Iran agreed to reduce the timeline for implementing the plan to open the strait to two days.