Tehran has presented Washington with a proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, seeking to de-escalate a maritime standoff that has disrupted global shipping lanes. The initiative comes as U.S. Central Command confirmed it has diverted 122 commercial vessels to enforce a blockade targeting Iranian oil exports.
Iran’s Foreign Minister emphasized that security in the strategic waterway cannot be restored through military measures, urging a diplomatic resolution to the crisis that has rattled energy markets and raised fears of a broader regional conflict.
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