Tehran: (Right Now News) Iran has proposed new conditions to the United States for opening the Strait of Hormuz. According to American news agencies, this offer has emerged through an American official and other sources.

Iran has suggested that the first phase should involve reopening the Strait of Hormuz and moving towards a ceasefire, while nuclear negotiations should be postponed to a later stage. Sources indicate that Iran conveyed this message to the United States through Pakistan.

Officials state that if an agreement to open the Strait of Hormuz is reached, the U.S. President will have limited options to pressure Iran, particularly regarding progress on the uranium enrichment program.

Iran’s new proposal does not include suspending uranium enrichment, which could complicate negotiations further. Experts say the U.S. wants Iran to suspend uranium enrichment for at least a decade.

It should be noted that this development comes at a time when tensions in the Gulf region are at their peak, and its effects on the global economy are increasing.