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LIVE: Iran DROPS NEW PEACE PLAN to US — 'Open Strait First, Talk Nukes Later' — Will Trump ACCEPT?
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May 2, 2026
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May 2, 20267:56:01Now PlayingPresident Donald Trump is evaluating a strategic peace proposal from Tehran titled "Open Strait First, Talk Nukes Later," which prioritizes maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz over immediate nuclear concessions. The Iranian government suggests that reopening vital trade routes and easing economic sanctions should precede a return to the negotiating table regarding its uranium enrichment program. As global energy markets react to the potential for de-escalation, the Trump administration faces a critical decision on whether to pivot from its Maximum Pressure campaign toward a new diplomatic roadmap. This development marks a significant shift in Middle Eastern geopolitics, with the White House weighing the security of international shipping lanes against long-term nuclear non-proliferation goals.
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