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Iran Suggests Reopening Strait of Hormuz in Deal Including Lebanon Cease-Fire - Iran News

Gift this articleShare to FacebookPrint article Article printing is available to subscribers only Print in a simple, ad-free format Subscribe Comments: SaveZen Reading Zen reading is available to subscribers only Ad-free and in a comfortable reading format Subscribe !The Associated Press The Associated Press 05:43 PM • September 25 2026 IDT Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and resume talks on its nuclear program in seven days if the United States lifts its naval blockade, waives sanctions on Iranian oil sales and observes a cease-fire that would include Lebanon. Loading... Click the alert icon to follow topics: FollowIran - U.S. FollowLebanon FollowIran sanctions FollowIran FollowUnited Nations FollowDonald Trump FollowStrait of Hormuz Comments Your Perspective Belongs Here Want to reply? Subscribe to join the conversation SUBSCRIBE Already signed up? Log in Loading... In the News In the News: Netanyahu UNMamdaniNAZADie LinkeIsrael ElectionsBen-GvirGal GadotFaudaHaQuizHaaretz Podcast

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