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Iran says it can cut the Strait of Hormuz reopening timeline from seven days to two if the United States accepts its seven-point plan. Tehran demands sanctions relief, restored oil exports, frozen asset releases and a reduced U.S. military presence.
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US President Donald Trump engaged in talks with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu as officials evaluate possible military actions against Iran ahead of the November 3 midterms. White House officials indicate Trump has not finalized a decision on military measures and is leaning towards diplomatic solutions.
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President Trump stated that the United States is not in a rush regarding its stance on Iran.
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The president stated that Iran is looking to negotiate a deal, adding that the outcome will be determined soon.
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Mohsen Rezaei stated that Washington signaled it would accept Tehran's seven demands for reopening the waterway. He called a new American proposal more favorable than the prior Islamabad deal, though the White House has not confirmed the move.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Qatari-mediated talks yielded a revised plan to reopen the strait within two days. Implementation depends on Tehran securing sanctions relief, reduced US military presence, and the release of frozen funds.
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Iranian officials say Tehran will not meet American counterparts until sanctions are lifted and U.S. military forces are reduced. Iran is reviewing nuclear proposals with Qatari and Pakistani mediators.
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