[UK Media: Mediators Strive to Restart US-Iran Negotiations, Temporary Draft Focuses on Lifting Blockades and Opening Strait] Golden Finance reported on September 30 that, according to the Financial Times, mediators are working to push the United States and Iran toward reaching an agreement. Two officials briefed on the negotiations stated that after mediators facilitated talks between US and Iranian officials on Monday, they are expected to submit the latest revised version of the temporary agreement draft to Iran on Tuesday. Under the terms of the agreement, Iran would allow ships to freely pass through the Strait of Hormuz, while the US would lift its blockade on Iranian ports accordingly. Mediators hope this temporary agreement will pave the way for both sides to resume negotiations on a final plan to end the conflict. One official noted that progress has been made in the negotiations, but parties are still bargaining over the sequence of implementing subsequent phases of the agreement. The follow-up measures include the US reinstating oil waivers, allowing Iran to sell oil, enabling Tehran to access part of its frozen overseas assets, and arrangements related to Iran's nuclear program, including allowing International Atomic Energy Agency inspectors to return to Iran.