Iran’s 2-Day Hormuz Plan Tied to US Nuclear Talks — SkimNews
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- Iranians left the Doha talks, and an official said a draft proposal for a US deal was being circulated.
- Iran has a two-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks with the US, with Tehran saying Hormuz's security would be restored if the US agrees.
Why it matters: For Tehran, the two-day plan connects reopening the Strait of Hormuz with resuming nuclear talks, while US agreement is tied to restoring the strait's security. Despite the Doha departure, the draft proposal is still circulating, so the diplomatic process has not ended with the meeting.
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