Iran's Araghchi: Hormuz Proposal Stands, Warns of Military Response

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi stated that Tehran's two-day proposal regarding the Strait of Hormuz remains valid, demanding Washington accept its terms or face a harsh military response. He issued the warning in a post on social media platform X. Araghchi urged the US administration to accept Iran's demands, including ending wars on all fronts, and directly addressed the White House, noting American voters have made their choice. He warned that if Washington prefers continued military confrontation, Tehran is ready to respond with force, saying its battle-hardened warriors would unleash "hellfire." The statement follows President Donald Trump's announcement that US military forces have prepared a target list for potential strikes on Iran, including 38 bridges that could be destroyed within an hour. Trump emphasized he would prefer to avoid destroying Iranian infrastructure.