India, Nov. 9 -- Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi gave a series of interviews with state media on Sunday where he put pressure on the US to accept Tehran's demands in the ongoing peace talks.

He followed it up with a post on X saying that their proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within two days, if the US ends the conflict "on all fronts," still stands. He reiterated the adverse impact of the Iran war on the Republicans midterm results and urged the White House to accept its proposals. If not, Araghchi warned Iran will "rain down hell."

"American voters have made their choice," Abbas Araghchi wrote. "Time for the White House to make its own. Our 2-day proposal stands: meet the requirements, including end to war on all fronts,...