Iran Offers Hormuz Deal if U.S. Eases Pressure
Iran rejected any proposals that did not grant it full control over the Strait of Hormuz and emphasized that it is unlikely to accept any alternative to reopening the currently controlled strait. An Iranian official stated that Tehran had offered in recent days to open the strait within seven days if the United States eased its pressure, pointing out that Iran will not relinquish its complete control over the strait. This comes amid escalating regional tensions and Iran's focus on protecting its maritime interests and minimizing any external threat to the Strait of Hormuz.
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