Iran said to propose deal to reopen Hormuz and end war, while delaying talks on nuclear program

Iran has proposed a deal with the United States to reach an agreement on reopening the Strait of Hormuz and ending the war, while delaying negotiations on Tehran’s nuclear program to a later stage, Axios reports, citing an unnamed US official and two sources with knowledge of the details.

The offer, reportedly conveyed via Pakistani mediators, comes amid deadlocked talks and as Iran’s leadership fails to present a united stance on the nuclear concessions it is willing to make.

Any deal over Hormuz would leave US President Donald Trump without much leverage to extract such concessions. The report says Trump will hold a situation room about the talks on Monday, citing three unnamed US officials.

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