Iran's foreign minister submits new plan to reopen Strait of Hormuz | BBC News

Hello, I'm Regini Vaian and this is the Iran War today bringing you up to date with all you need to know on the USIsrael [music] war with Iran. Let's start with some of today's key developments. Iran says it sends a plan to the White House for the reopening of the straight of hall moves within a

week. As the UN General Assembly speeches continue, what effect, if any, have they had [music] on the conflict? Pakistan and Turkey back Saudi Arabia as it faces attacks from the Houthis in Yemen.

Iran has proposed reopening the strait of Hormuz to traffic within 7 days if certain conditions are met as the cost of the seven-month conflict begins to weigh on both sides. Iran's foreign minister Abisaragi said in New York that mediators have sent a plan to the White House which would pave the way for the

waterway to reopen in a week and for those talks to restart. Well, I'm joined in the studio by Sevesh Adelan from the BBC Persian Service. So just tell us more first of all about this plan that's been sent to the White House by Iran. >> When you read the news it seems like

Iran is proposing a new plan like this is a fresh proposal set out by Iran. Then you could from that extrapolate whether Iran is showing flexibility or not. But in reality it's just going back to that same memorandum from understanding which established that ceasefire between Iran and the US. All those preconditions in that memorandum

of my understanding is again repeated by Iran unfreezing of its asset, the lifting of the naval blockade and the lifting of US secondary sanctions. All these in exchange for Iran reopening the straight of hormones. The only difference is in that memorandum of understanding there was talk about a 30-day period, a 60-day period after