Iran's Foreign Minister reveals 'two-day plan,' says US compliance could restart Iran-US negotiations

BlockBeats news, November 2 - According to CCTV News, on November 1 local time, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said in an interview with media that the Iranian delegation's visit to Qatar is a continuation of Iran's ongoing communication with mediators such as Qatar and Pakistan. Currently, the plan on the table is basically the same as Iran's previously proposed "Seven-Day Plan." Mediators including Qatar and Pakistan have also held multiple consultations and discussions on this matter and have put forward suggestions that are more feasible and operable than Iran's "Seven-Day Plan."

Araghchi stated that one of Qatar's suggestions is to "shorten the seven-day deadline to five days or even shorter." Currently, Iran has agreed to a "Two-Day Plan," namely: on the first day, the United States will take a series of (compliance) measures. On the second day, the Strait of Hormuz will be opened, and traffic in the strait will return to its previous state.

Araghchi pointed out that all these issues are now on the table, and as long as (the United States) complies with Iran's two-day plan, it can pave the way for peace and restore the Strait of Hormuz to normal. Only after the United States fulfills relevant commitments and the Strait of Hormuz is opened will the path to resuming negotiations between Iran and the United States be opened. It is understood that the conditions Iran has proposed that the United States must fulfill include: determining new navigation routes for the Strait of Hormuz, unfreezing Iranian funds, ending regional wars including in Lebanon, lifting the maritime blockade, granting Iran an exemption for oil exports, and lifting new sanctions imposed by the United States after the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding, among others.