New YorkIran says Hormuz opens 7 days after the US agrees.
Brent crude stood at $114.90 on 22 September, up 23.9% in 30 days.
Under the plan, Iran restores navigation if Washington lifts its blockade and eases oil-export limits, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said.
Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei said Hormuz stays closed until Iran’s seven conditions are met.
The White House declined to comment, and Iran’s seven-day clock starts only after Washington accepts.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 150+ reports worldwide
- Financial Times News
- RT leans favorable
- presents Iranian diplomatic proposal to resolve conflict before US midterms, contradicts Trump's stalling claim by citing June MOU precedent and ceasefire offer
- Dawn
- The National
- reports Iranian hardening stance with preconditions (blockade lifting before concessions), characterizes diplomatic exchanges as position-clarification without breakthrough
Sources: Financial Times News, RT, Dawn, The National