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Bahrain-led 80-nation bloc demands full Hormuz reopening, no tolls
gCaptain·BH · IR·3 days ago
At UNGA, Iran proposed reopening the Strait of Hormuz within seven days and ending military actions. Trump rejected the offer, citing a perceived advantage and preferring to resume bombings after November elections. The proposal's sincerity and the timeline remain unverified.
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Iran proposed a conditional seven-day reopening of the Strait of Hormuz at the UNGA, linked to US concessions including lifting a naval blockade. President Trump publicly rejected this offer, citing Iran's 'losses' and indicating a preference for resuming military strikes after the November elections. This rejection signals continued diplomatic deadlock and a hardening of the US posture.