The war that has been going on for more than a month between America and Iran may end and the Strait of Hormuz may also open now. Actually, America and Iran have got a plan to end the war, which includes a two-phase agreement. US President Donald Trump had already expressed hope that Iran could be ready for a deal by Monday.
According to Reuters, Iran and America have received a plan today (Monday), which includes approval of the plan to end combat operations in the Middle East. The special thing is that there is no legal mention of Iran’s reaction in this information. The information has been reported citing American media and Pakistan. Its final agreement will be completed in 15 to 20 days.
Asim Munir was in touch with Vance-Wittkoff and Araghchi: Report
This draft has two phases, which include a comprehensive agreement after the immediate ceasefire. News agency Reuters, quoting a source, said that Pakistan Army Chief Asim Munir remained in constant contact ‘throughout the night’ with US Vice President JD Vance, Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi to discuss the initiative.
US-Iran considering proposal
Both America and Iran are reviewing this agreement proposed by Pakistan. However, it has been made clear by Tehran that if there is a temporary ceasefire, the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened, meaning the oil and LPG crisis will continue in Asia and European countries.
Hormuz will not open if temporary ceasefire: Iran
A senior Iranian official said, ‘Iran will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz under the temporary ceasefire. Tehran will not accept any pressure or deadline to take a decision.
The Axios report claimed that America and Iran were considering a 45-day ceasefire, after which the path to peace in the Middle East would have progressed. However, now the complete draft of ceasefire has come out. It has been told that currently both the sides will implement ceasefire, the complete draft will be revealed in the next 15 to 20 days.
What did Pakistan say on the draft ceasefire?
Pakistan Foreign Ministry spokesperson Tahir Andrabi has refused to confirm or deny reports that Pakistan has proposed a framework to end the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran. Andrabi told Al Jazeera, ‘There have been many reports of a 45-day ceasefire proposal or 15-point exchange. We do not comment on these individual, specific incidents. We say that the peace process is continuing.
Events happened after Trump’s threat
This development comes after President Trump threatened Iran to open Hormuz by Tuesday. Trump had given this warning, in which he expressed disappointment over the stalling of talks. Trump has given Tehran a final deadline to reopen Hormuz. This deadline, which was originally scheduled to end on Monday evening, has been extended by 20 hours and now its new deadline has been set at 8 pm Eastern Time (ET).