Iran offers seven-day Hormuz reopening; Trump rejects, publishes 'Trump Strait' map

Iran has offered the US an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days; Trump rejected it and published a map renaming the strait.

• Foreign Minister Araghchi announced at the UN that Iran proposed reopening the strait within a week if conditions are met, with the plan conveyed via Qatar.
• Trump published a new map of the Gulf renaming the Strait of Hormuz "Trump Strait" after rejecting the Iranian proposal.
• President Pezeshkian said implementation would begin the day Washington accepts, and that Iran will allow IAEA inspectors.
• Trump told aides he expects US bombing of Iran to resume after November's midterm elections.
• The proposal demands the US lift its naval blockade, waive oil sanctions, and observe a ceasefire, Araghchi said.
• The plan would also restart nuclear talks alongside the strait's reopening.
• Pezeshkian said Tehran would not accept coercion while Iran awaits an official US response.
• France is preparing a UN Security Council draft resolution backing freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz, coordinated with the United States.
• In an interview with Al Jazeera aired Saturday, President Pezeshkian said Iran no longer trusts negotiations with Washington, citing past attacks and sanctions.
• Pezeshkian said messages on the proposal are being relayed via Qatar and Pakistan as Iran awaits a US response to end the war.
• Pezeshkian told CBS News the plan was coordinated with Supreme Leader Khamenei and would proceed without problems if the United States agrees.
• Pezeshkian said the seven-day proposal was coordinated with Supreme Leader Khamenei as Iran awaits a formal US response.