US-Iran War status as of now: Iran is ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, if US calls off military pressure and lifts naval from Iranian ports.

Iran is ready to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within 7 days, if US calls off military pressure and lifts the naval blockade from Iranian ports.

As part of Tehran's increased efforts to resume talks with Washington, a senior Iranian government official mentioned this to several media outlets on Tuesday that Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days, if the United States takes preliminary moves toward reducing military pressure. According to the official, the proposal has already been sent to Washington via mediators, calls for fresh negotiations with the goal of ending tensions between the two nations permanently.

The senior Iranian official said “The US needs to announce that it wants to resolve the issue diplomatically, make that official, and then agree on a timeline for how the process will move forward,” adding to this official continued “The UN General Assembly is a golden opportunity for the US to return to diplomacy” further he added that the Iranian delegation to the UN General Assembly is in New York has complete authority to resume diplomatic relations with the United States. He also confirmed that the new initiative of fixing diplomatic relations with the US is approved by the Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and the Supreme National Security Council, Iran’s top security body.

Mohsen Rezaei, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, stated on Saturday that Tehran had given Washington seven demands, including the unfreezing of Iranian assets and the lifting of the blockade of Iranian ports.

The Iranian delegation intends to meet with mediation nations and initiate negotiations by taking advantage of this week's UN General Assembly meeting in New York. Although the official denied that the Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian and the US President Donald Trump would meet directly, the delegation is said to have complete authority to resume diplomatic efforts to ensure a permanent stop to tensions.

Following the threat of severe escalation for the whole week, this has been a diplomatic turnaround. Iran’s military central command issued a warning over the weekend that it would retaliate "without limitations" in response to allegations that the United States was getting ready to resume regional military activities.

The threat of severe escalation from the both side Iran and US, The Silicon Review asks: How will the US look at this diplomatic turnaround?

Q: Why Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) threatened the United States (US)?

A: Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) issued a stern warning to the United States on September 21, 2026, declaring that any fresh escalation would see Tehran deploy unspecified new weapons, adopt new military tactics, and shift the ‘geography of war’.

 Q: Who confirmed this new negotiation between the US and Iran?

A: Mohsen Rezaei, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, stated on Saturday that Tehran had given Washington seven demands, including the unfreezing of Iranian assets and the lifting of the blockade of Iranian ports.

Q: What is the response of the US President Trump over the new negotiation with Iran?

A: Not yet. The US President Donald Trump didn’t have any remark on the new negotiation with Iran yet. 

Q: Does Iranian UN General Assembly delegation has the complete authority to negotiate with US?

A: Yes. The Iranian delegation to UN General Assembly is in New York has complete authority to resume diplomatic relations with the United States.

Q: What was the result of last week’s threat from both the countries US and Iran?

A: Brent crude has been hovering near $100 per barrel due to recent military escalations and threats between the United States and Iran.