Flash: Iran proposes a three-phase agreement to "unblock ports in exchange for a ceasefire," but nuclear negotiations are to be addressed last.

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According to foreign media reports, Iran has officially submitted a "three-stage ceasefire agreement" to mediators, proposing to halt attacks on the Strait of Hormuz, a global crude oil chokepoint, in exchange for the U.S. lifting the blockade on Iranian ports and ending the war. To facilitate peace talks, Iran has deferred the most sensitive "nuclear issue" negotiations to a later stage. Washington has yet to respond, and global financial markets are holding their breath. (Previous coverage: U.S. Trump envoy has flown to Pakistan for a second round of talks with Iran! The White House claims a "shift to the diplomatic phase") (Background: Trump declares U.S. victory, calls UK PM to discuss restoring shipping in the Strait of Hormuz; Iran proposes a three-stage negotiation framework) After weeks of high tension and military standoff, a glimmer of hope for a ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran finally appears to be emerging. According to the latest news released by the well-known financial news account Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) on April 27, Taiwan time, Iranian authorities have taken the initiative to submit a draft peace agreement to international mediators aimed at ending the current conflict. IRAN OFFERS DEAL: END WAR, LIFT BLOCKADE, DELAY NUCLEAR TALKS Iran has proposed a deal to mediators to stop attacks in the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for ending the war and lifting the U.S. blockade on Iranian ports. The offer, delivered by Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi,… — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) April 27, 2026 Lifting port blockades in exchange for a ceasefire: Is the nuclear issue no longer a stumbling block? This proposal, personally crafted by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, demonstrates Tehran's willingness to restart stalled negotiations. The core exchange is clear: Iran commits to halting all military attacks in the strategic Strait of Hormuz; in exchange, the U.S. must agree to end the war and fully lift the maritime blockade on Iranian ports. To avoid repeating past negotiation failures, Iran has adopted a highly flexible "phased approach," deliberately pushing the most controversial issues to a later stage. The sequence of the agreement is as follows: - Phase 1 (Immediate priority): Both sides immediately end armed conflict and the port blockade. - Phase 2 (Strategic de-escalation): Address and establish control and navigation safety protocols for the Strait of Hormuz. - Phase 3 (Long-term negotiations): Defer the most thorny "Iranian nuclear program" to the final stage, to be discussed only after initial mutual trust is established. Washington has yet to comment, and the macroeconomic market is watching closely. This pragmatic "cool down first, negotiate later" plan is seen as a major olive branch extended by Iran under immense economic and military pressure. However, as of now, the Washington administration has not provided any official response to the proposal. Whether the U.S. President and top military officials are willing to accept this "installment plan" style peace agreement, or insist on tying the nuclear issue to the initial ceasefire conditions, will be the key turning point in determining the future of the Middle East situation.

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