Iran proposes long-term multi-stage ceasefire, allowing for unconditional transfer of enriched uranium to Russia According to BlockBeats, on May 18th, according to Arab satellite television, Iran's latest proposal shows that Iran hopes to reach a lengthy and multi-stage ceasefire agreement. Iran demands the gradual and secure opening of the Strait of Hormuz. Iran agrees to freeze its nuclear program for a long time, rather than completely dismantling it. Iran can unconditionally transfer enriched uranium to Russia instead of the United States. In addition, Iran hopes to develop political language for the agreement to preserve its "face". Meanwhile, Iran hopes that Pakistan and Oman will play a role in any friction in the Strait of Hormuz. The proposal also indicates that Iran demands economic facilitation measures as a substitute for compensation, while hoping to separate the complexity of maritime routes from nuclear issues, and ultimately obtain multiple international guarantees for any possible agreement. [Original link]