Strait of Hormuz: Qatar proposes UN nuclear inspection plan
Iran's army spokesman said on Friday evening that the strait stays shut until Washington accepts Tehran's conditions, as Qatar floats a plan for UN nuclear inspections.
Iran's army spokesman, Brigadier General Mohammad Akram Nia, said the Strait of Hormuz stays closed until the US accepts Tehran's conditions.
He claimed the armed forces have full control of the waterway, which saw about 130 ships a day before the war.
Qatar, a mediator, is reportedly proposing UN inspections of Iranian nuclear sites, including sites damaged by bombing.
The plan reportedly does not require Iran to move its enriched uranium abroad; downblending is also under discussion.
Neither Iran's acceptance of the proposal nor a final agreement has been confirmed.