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Iran proposes two-day plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz

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Briefings

Iran announced a revised two-day reopening plan for the Strait of Hormuz, reducing its initial seven-day proposal. This decision follows negotiations with Qatar-based mediators, with the specific timeline set for November 2026. The move aims to facilitate maritime trade while maintaining strategic flexibility.

Key points

• Iran reduced its original seven-day reopening proposal to a two-day plan.
• The new timeline was finalized during talks with Qatar-based mediators.

Context

Iran's foreign minister confirmed the revised schedule during ongoing diplomatic negotiations in Qatar, signaling a shift from a longer pause to a more immediate reopening of the critical waterway.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from the Iranian Foreign Minister regarding the specific two-day timeline. No data on trade volumes, economic impact, or specific dates for the reopening is provided in the source.

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