Iran’s foreign minister says Iran has offered the United States a “seven-day” plan aimed at ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal is framed as a short timetable for de-escalation and maritime access, with the potential for reopening within a week, according to reporting.
Both outlets describe the plan as a new diplomatic initiative directed at Washington, but details beyond the overall timeframe are limited in the available accounts. The Times of India highlights the dual aim of ending the conflict and reopening the strategic shipping corridor. Financial Times similarly emphasizes the ceasefire element and the possibility of reopening the Strait within days. Neither source, in the provided material, confirms acceptance by the United States or outlines specific enforcement mechanisms or terms beyond the broad duration and objectives.
Overall, the reports present the proposal as an immediate attempt by Iran to reduce hostilities and restore access to one of the world’s most important maritime routes, with the next development dependent on any response from the US and further negotiations.
