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⚡️🇮🇷🇺🇸 — At the end of his New York trip, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said there had been “no change in Iran’s positions,” stating that reopening the Strait of Hormuz remains conditional on specific requirements already communicated to the US, while Iran’s position on other issues also remains unchanged. Araghchi said his mission was to convey the conditions set by the Supreme Leader to Washington and the international community, stressing that they must be fulfilled before the strait can reopen and that Iran has “a plan in this regard.” — Farsna

➡️ The seven-point plan was transmitted to the US through Qatari mediation; a Qatari intermediary met with the Iranian side again today to discuss proposals for facilitating fulfillment of the conditions, which the mediators are expected to raise with Washington again. A final US response is then expected to be relayed to Tehran through the Qatari intermediary, with Qatar hoping this will occur by tomorrow; any response received will be followed by a decision in Tehran.

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