Iran Urges US to Accept Two-Day Truce or Face 'Hell'
Iran's foreign minister warned Sunday of a forceful response if US attacks resume. He said Tehran's two-day peace proposal remains on the table.
2 days: Iran's timeline to reopen Hormuz once the US meets its terms.
Iran's terms include a ceasefire, lifting the port blockade and unfreezing assets.
3 US aircraft carriers are in the region, Trump said.
Houthis claimed attacks Sunday on the financial district of Riyadh.
Why it matters: The war has disrupted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and raised oil prices since February. Iran is offering to reopen the strait in exchange for broad US concessions.
$4.02 per gallon: the US average for regular gas, down 15 cents in a week.
Democrats won both chambers of Congress in Tuesday's midterm elections.
What’s next: Trump said renewed strikes are highly unlikely if talks progress on Iran's nuclear program and Hormuz. He said he would strike again if necessary.
Araghchi said mediators' visits are delayed by the US elections.
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