Akhbar learned that the new proposal is based on the implementation of "mutual commitments" between the two countries - within a time limit of "five days" - which include the opening of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran, in exchange for the lifting of the naval blockade by the United States. In addition, information indicates that the initiative is asking Tehran for "nuclear concessions", including the granting of licenses to inspect its nuclear facilities as a "tangible concession" during this time. According to knowledgeable sources, Tehran expressed initial approval of the "mutual implementation" mechanisms, but it absolutely refused to make any nuclear concessions, while adhering to the principle that any negotiations on the nuclear program must come only after the end of the war, the lifting of the blockade and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, the sources confirm that the plan is still "on the table", amid continued communication channels and diplomatic exchanges to examine the chances of breaking the deadlock, while the Wall Street Journal reported, citing American officials, that Vice President J. Di Vance is in contact with the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, because he has sent a message for renegotiation. Direction of President Donald Trump.

Akhbar learned that the new proposal is based on the implementation of "mutual commitments" between the two countries - within a time limit of "five days" - which include the opening of the Strait of Hormuz by Iran, in exchange for the lifting of the naval blockade by the United States. In addition, information indicates that the initiative is asking Tehran for "nuclear concessions", including the granting of licenses to inspect its nuclear facilities as a "tangible concession" during this time. According to knowledgeable sources, Tehran expressed initial approval of the "mutual implementation" mechanisms, but it absolutely refused to make any nuclear concessions, while adhering to the principle that any negotiations on the nuclear program must come only after the end of the war, the lifting of the blockade and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. However, the sources confirm that the plan is still "on the table", amid continued communication channels and diplomatic exchanges to examine the chances of breaking the deadlock, while the Wall Street Journal reported, citing American officials, that Vice President J. Di Vance is in contact with the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, because he has sent a message for renegotiation. Direction of President Donald Trump.