
Arakchi stated that he was waiting for the by-election results to become clear and that the two-day offer was on the table.
AI-generated summary
In the negotiations between Iran and Qatar, 7 conditions were determined for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. These conditions included the lifting of US sanctions, the release of frozen assets, and the payment of war reparations. The USA, on the other hand, wanted nuclear issues to be part of the first negotiations.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Arakchi made a statement to the press regarding the midterm election results in the USA and Tehran-Washington contacts. Arakchi stated that there was no progress in the talks with the USA and that they are waiting to see whether the Washington administration's attitude will change after the midterm elections in the USA. Arakchi said, "The main reason for this is the election results, which clearly surprised everyone in the USA. It will take some time for the situation to calm down and for the appropriate atmosphere to be created in which the mediators can continue their visits. We have to wait."
"AMERICAN VOTERS HAVE MADE THEIR DECISION, IT'S THE WHITE HOUSE'S TURN TO ELECTION"
Iranian Foreign Minister said, "American voters have made their decision. Now it is the White House's turn to choose. Our two-day offer is on the table. Accept our terms, including the end of wars on all fronts, and see the results. Or choose war and watch our trained warriors rain down hellfire on you on the battlefield."
During the talks between Iran and Qatari mediators, it was decided to reduce the implementation period of the Iranian proposal regarding the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz to 2 days. Iran had presented 7 conditions to the USA for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz and normalization of international maritime transport in the region. The terms in question include the lifting of US sanctions against Iran, the release of frozen Iranian assets and the payment of war reparations. The USA, on the other hand, stated that nuclear issues should be part of the initial negotiations.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
USA will respond to Iran's two-day offer in a short time
Likely · Within days
Strait of Hormuz reopening process could begin within 2 days
Possible · Within days
Two trains crashed on the Cairo-Aswan railway line in the city of Ayat in Egypt's Giza province. 7 people died and 112 people were injured in the accident. The injured were transferred to three different hospitals and 45 injured were discharged. Flights were temporarily suspended in both directions.
It was reported that 5 citizens lost their lives, including a woman and 3 children, when tents were buried under an avalanche after heavy rain in the city of Deir al-Belah in Gaza. Civil Defense teams continue search and rescue efforts.
According to Axios, US President Donald Trump discussed the Gaza Peace Plan and war with Iran by phone with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The second phase of the ceasefire agreement in Gaza, which came into force on October 10, 2025, envisages the disarmament of Palestinian groups and the gradual withdrawal of the Israeli army. Netanyahu announced on August 9 that he rejected the road map.

US President Donald Trump said that the possibility of new attacks against Iran is very low. Stating that no new attack orders will be given as long as negotiations between the parties to end the conflict progress, Trump stated that new attacks will most likely not be necessary.

7 people died and 112 people were injured in the train accident that occurred on the Cairo-Aswan railway line in the city of Ayat in Egypt's Giza province. Trains 134 and 2010 crashed. 72 ambulances transported the injured to hospitals, and 45 injured were discharged. Minister of Health Khalid Abdul Ghaffar instructed to increase the preparedness level. Train services were temporarily stopped in both directions of the line.
Six Italian activists, who were detained on November 6 while participating in the olive harvest in the West Bank, returned to their country today, alleging physical and psychological violence. Marco Cola said that he was deprived of sleep, beaten and searched and stripped naked while in custody. Italian Foreign Minister Tajani had called on Israel to release the activists.