Iran's defense of its offer to America on the eve of the meeting between the Prime Minister of Qatar and Trump.
While Donald Trump and Qatar's prime minister are expected to meet at the White House in a few hours, Iranian officials are defending the plan they sent to Qatari mediators to resolve the conflict with the United States.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Ismail Baka'i, in response to the US Secretary of State's criticism of Iran's proposal, defined the "two-day plan" as the "peak of goodwill" and the "most logical" plan possible.
In this plan, Iran offered to open the Strait of Hormuz within two days if its conditions were met, including ending the war in the entire region, but Marco Rubio defined Iran's demand as "unacceptable and in some cases even ridiculous."
Iranian and American authorities have been talking up Tehran's offer as fears of war have grown.
Last night there were attacks on Kashem and the report of targeting ships in the Strait of Hormuz continues. Today, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, the president of Turkey, said that he does not want to witness a new wave of ground attacks on Iran and said that he shared his concerns with Donald Trump.