Iran says its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz remains available to the United States

Where Left and Right agree, and where they split

Where Left and Right agree

Iran's proposal has a specific, publicly stated sequence — a sixth-day reopening and seventh-day talks — and both sides treat it as unresolved because Washington hasn't addressed all seven conditions.

Where Left and Right split

The left and the right split on whether Iran's Strait of Hormuz offer is a stalled off-ramp or leverage over open waters.

Why they won’t converge

The divide is over values—whether a conditional reopening of an international strait is legitimate diplomacy or an unacceptable toll on freedom of passage—and that clash persists regardless of the facts about the plan's timeline.

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Movement would show if Iran acts on US officials' demand to reduce uranium enrichment, the specific condition Economic Times reports is now stalling the talks.Economic Times