Iran proposes a seven-day plan aimed at ending the war, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and restarting nuclear talks, according to multiple outlets. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi presents the offer to U.S. negotiators and indicates the proposed timetable would start after Washington accepts Iran’s conditions.

Several reports say the proposal is delivered through Qatar and links progress in the strait to steps by the United States, including lifting a naval blockade of Iranian ports and easing sanctions related to Iranian oil sales. Outlets also describe a ceasefire component that would include Lebanon and reference conditions that mirror or follow from a previously failed June ceasefire effort.

Al Jazeera reports that U.S. President Donald Trump rejects Iran’s seven-day roadmap. Other outlets focus on the details of Iran’s offer and the stated prerequisites, without attributing acceptance or rejection beyond the Trump response reported by Al Jazeera.