The Digest:
Iran has agreed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for two weeks and suspend its defensive operations, provided the US and Israel halt their attacks. Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said safe passage will be possible "via coordination with Iran's Armed Forces." Negotiations toward a permanent peace will be held in Islamabad, with Pakistan serving as mediator. Iran's 10-point plan includes US guarantees not to repeat aggression, continuation of Iran's control over the strait, uranium enrichment, compensation, and lifting of all sanctions.
Key Points:
- Israel has also accepted the two-week ceasefire.
- The US has issued directives to suspend military offensive operations.
- Iran commits to not seeking nuclear weapons.
- Pakistan's prime minister says both parties showed "remarkable wisdom."
- The ceasefire is conditional on full acceptance of Iran's 10-point plan.
