Washington is studying new Iranian proposals.. and"Rubio": Better than we expected

The United States said on Monday that it is studying the proposals Iran‘s latest decision regarding the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, two months after the outbreak of War, which puts pressure on the global economy.

White House spokeswoman Carolyn Leavitt said that Washington is studying a new Iranian proposal, following the issuance of media reports that spoke of a new offer made by Tehran through Pakistani mediators.

Mediation and negotiations have not yet succeeded in reaching a final halt to the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, despite the ceasefire being in effect for about three weeks.

According to the website Axios: Tehran made a new offer to open the Strait while postponing negotiations on the nuclear file. This information was reported by the Iranian IRNA agency without commenting on it.

In normal times, one-fifth of the world’s production of oil and liquefied gas passes, but it is now subject to a double Iranian and American blockade.

Washington has not yet revealed the details of the offer. But the president Donald Trumpheld a meeting with his senior advisors on Monday.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said "Obviously we will not negotiate through the media" But he described the Iranian offer as… "Better than we expected them to offer".

He added "We must ensure that any agreement we reach permanently prevents them from ever possessing a nuclear weapon"

After the United States canceled a second round of negotiations in Pakistan, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi conducted a round of intensive visits and diplomatic contacts, the most recent of which was a visit to Russia on Monday, where he met with President Vladimir Putin.

Araqchi attributed the failure of negotiations with Washington to "Excessive demands" From the American side, stressing that his country remains solid despite the thousands of raids it has received and the blockade currently imposed on its ports.

Putin stressed that Russia, one of the largest countries supporting Iran, will make every effort to achieve peace as soon as possible.

According to this project, Israeli ships will be prevented from passing, and transit fees will also have to be paid. In Iranian riyals.

Marco Rubio responded to this by saying to Fox News "The Iranians cannot be allowed to create a system in which they decide who can use an international waterway and how much they must pay for it".