Iran President Says Hormuz Reopening Plan Coordinated With Supreme Leader

The detail that a six-member body with decision-making authority has been convening matters more than the public messaging: it signals the proposal is being treated as an operational file rather than a rhetorical gesture, and that any reversal would carry domestic institutional cost. The conditionality is the crux — Tehran is framing reopening as contingent on US acceptance, which shifts the burden of the next move to Washington. Whether the coordination with the Supreme Leader translates into an actual change in transit conditions, rather than a negotiating position, is the open question.