Iran offers to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week in exchange for lifting the blockade and easing sanctions

Reports say Iran is proposing a seven-day peace plan and confirms its ability to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week if Washington lifts the blockade and eases sanctions. Sources say Trump rejected the offer, and Iran's new defense minister warned of "enormous damage" if the United States resumes its strikes.

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• Iran says it can reopen the Strait of Hormuz within a week if the United States lifts the blockade and eases sanctions.

  «Iran says it can reopen Hormuz within a week if the US lifts its blockade and eases sanctions»

  nationalsecurityjournal
• Trump rejected this offer, according to the source.

  «an offer Trump has already rejected»

  nationalsecurityjournal
• Trump has temporarily halted strikes against Iran ahead of the midterm elections, while Iran is pushing a seven-day peace plan.

  «President Donald Trump has given war strikes a pause with Iran amid the midterm elections»

  Fox News
• Iran's new defense minister warned of "enormous damage" if the United States resumes strikes.

  «Iran’s new defense minister warns of “enormous damage” if the US strikes again»

  nationalsecurityjournal

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