Tehran, Nov. 9 -- Iran has said its existing proposal to the US giving Washington 48 hours to consider it, remains the most practical framework for restoring security in the Strait of Hormuz, arguing that any and all progress towards reaching a settlement now depends entirely on the Trump administration's political willingness to resolve the war, which is currently on a stalemate.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmaeil Baghaei said the proposal offered a clear, time-bound roadmap for easing tensions in the strategic waterway. Speaking at his weekly press conference on Monday, he stressed that Tehran had not submitted any new proposal and that its existing plan remained on the table, according to the Islamic Republic's semi-official Tasnim news...