Ismail Baqaei, spokesman for the Islamic Republic of Iran's Foreign Ministry, said Monday, November 18, at his weekly press conference that Tehran's so-called "two-day" plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is "an indication of Iran's peak goodwill."
In response to the journalists' questions, Bakay said that the implementation of this plan, according to which the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened in two days if "Iran's demands" are met and "has positive security effects on the Persian Gulf region", "depends on the wise decision of America and the understanding of the internal message of society in this country".
The Islamic Republic presented 7 conditions, including the end of the naval blockade, the lifting of sanctions and the release of some of Iran's assets as a precondition for any negotiations and agreement with the United States.