Iran Offers Seven-Day Plan to Reopen Strait of Hormuz, Trump Rejects It

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi outlined the plan at the United Nations: accept the terms, and the strait reopens in about a week, followed by indirect negotiations on broader issues. Trump, skeptical of Iran's commitment to nuclear limits, told aides he anticipates renewed U.S. strikes post-November midterms, per U.S. officials.

While Iran hardens its nuclear stance, President Pezeshkian shows some openness to UN inspectors, and China's Xi pushes for dialogue amid the 209-day conflict straining global oil flows.

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