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Al Arabiya: A preliminary framework for resuming negotiations between the US and Iran, offers early steps regarding Iran's most enriched uranium stockpile, including its possible transfer to a third country's mutual reduction of enrichment or a mutual level of enrichment. The draft also proposes to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping within seven days from the moment of initial understanding, supported by day-to-day confidence-building measures. He calls for an international oversight mechanism to monitor the commitments of both sides, with China potentially acting as a guarantor. The mediators are seeking Tehran's approval for direct negotiations, with Doha reportedly considered an alternative to Istanbul amid Iranian security concerns.

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Al Arabiya: A preliminary framework for resuming negotiations between the US and Iran, offers early steps regarding Iran's most enriched uranium stockpile, including its possible transfer to a third country's mutual reduction of enrichment or a mutual level of enrichment. The draft also proposes to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping within seven days from the moment of initial understanding, supported by day-to-day confidence-building measures. He calls for an international oversight mechanism to monitor the commitments of both sides, with China potentially acting as a guarantor. The mediators are seeking Tehran's approval for direct negotiations, with Doha reportedly considered an alternative to Istanbul amid Iranian security concerns.

Al Arabiya: A preliminary framework for resuming negotiations between the US and Iran, offers early steps regarding Iran's most enriched uranium stockpile, including its possible transfer to a third country's mutual reduction of enrichment or a mutual level of enrichment. The draft also proposes to reopen the Strait of Hormuz to international shipping within seven days from the moment of initial understanding, supported by day-to-day confidence-building measures. He calls for an international oversight mechanism to monitor the commitments of both sides, with China potentially acting as a guarantor. The mediators are seeking Tehran's approval for direct negotiations, with Doha reportedly considered an alternative to Istanbul amid Iranian security concerns.

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