Iran is waiting for a response from the United States regarding a proposed plan related to the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports from Iranian and regional channels referenced by outlets.
One source says Iran is expecting a U.S. reply on its proposal and frames the development as part of efforts to address tensions involving the strategically important waterway. Another outlet adds that U.S. President Donald Trump reportedly rejects the deal, linking the lack of movement to disagreements over whether the proposal can be accepted.
Together, the coverage indicates an active diplomatic back-and-forth: Iran is signaling readiness around a Hormuz-related plan, while the U.S. response is still pending. The differing angles center on the status and reception of the proposal—one outlet emphasizes Iran’s waiting stance, while the other highlights a reported U.S. refusal by Trump—without detailing the full terms of the plan or any official confirmation beyond those claims.
