The offer is a seven-day countdown to reopening Hormuz and a pause in fighting on every front including Lebanon, in exchange for lifting the blockade, unfreezing the money and waiving oil sanctions.
A U.S. official called the mediated talks positive and constructive.
A senior Iranian official then told Reuters that even if the deal goes through, Tehran gives up nothing on enrichment and won’t ship its highly enriched uranium out of the country.
Inspectors are still on the table, and Pezeshkian said the IAEA can come back, so the question now is whether Trump takes monitoring without limits.
Watching the stockpile is not the same as shrinking it, and he has spent seven months saying the stockpile is the problem.
Source: Reuters, The Wall Street Journal / Writer: Daniel
