Tasnim, citing an informed source, denied claims by a Saudi satellite channel that Iran offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the United States lifting its naval blockade, calling the allegations "pure lies and fabrications. The source stressed that Iran "does not accept any arrangement based on the Strait of Hormuz equation in exchange for the blockade", adding that Iran circumvents the restrictions with its own methods and will eventually violate them. They also denied that Iran had made a new offer to Pakistan, saying its seven-day plan, outlining Tehran's demands and conditions for reopening the strait, had already been delivered to Washington through intermediaries. The source reiterated that the restrictions on Iran's ports and maritime navigation should be removed, arguing that the insecurity in the Strait will continue until Iran's demands are met.

Tasnim, citing an informed source, denied claims by a Saudi satellite channel that Iran offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for the United States lifting its naval blockade, calling the allegations "pure lies and fabrications. The source stressed that Iran "does not accept any arrangement based on the Strait of Hormuz equation in exchange for the blockade", adding that Iran circumvents the restrictions with its own methods and will eventually violate them. They also denied that Iran had made a new offer to Pakistan, saying its seven-day plan, outlining Tehran's demands and conditions for reopening the strait, had already been delivered to Washington through intermediaries. The source reiterated that the restrictions on Iran's ports and maritime navigation should be removed, arguing that the insecurity in the Strait will continue until Iran's demands are met.