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Tensions between the USA and Iran came to the fore with maritime traffic restrictions in the Strait of Hormuz. The Islamabad Consensus was an understanding reached between the two countries in the previous period.
Speaking to journalists at the United Nations (UN), Arakchi said that they presented a 7-day plan to the USA to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. According to Arakçi, if the necessary conditions are met, normal maritime traffic in the Bosphorus can start within 7 days.
''The decision is now up to the United States,'' he said. Arakchi, who did not explain the steps they expected from Washington one by one, stated that these were already included in the Islamabad Memorandum reached between the two countries in June.
Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian also welcomed Chinese President Xi Jinping's support for returning to the Islamabad Consensus. Pezeshkian said that he shares Tehran's view that the agreement should be returned and the previously undertaken commitments should be fulfilled.
The statements came after diplomatic contacts resumed during the UN General Assembly. The USA and Iran exchanged indirect messages through mediators on Tuesday, when the talks started. Speaking at the UN podium on the same day, US President Donald Trump said, "I have to make a big decision" regarding Iran and threatened Tehran if an agreement was not reached.
Among the options considered by the parties are Iran reopening the Strait of Hormuz and lifting the US blockade of Iranian ports. No deal has been announced yet.
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Direct talks will begin between the USA and Iran
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