From the Rigzone article on previous thread.
Iran has signaled it may be willing to accept an interim deal to reopen the strait in exchange for Washington ending its blockade of Iranian ports, while postponing more complex negotiations over the country’s nuclear program. It is insisting on keeping some control over shipping through the strait, which Washington is unlikely to accept.
Trump rejected that offer from Iran, according to the WSJ, and told aides it showed that Iran wasn't negotiating in good faith. Mediators in Pakistan expect Iran will submit a revised proposal to end the war in the next few days, CNN reported on Tuesday,
Is it even possible for someone to be appointed as chief negotiator who has the approval of both political and religious groups. How far apart are the factions?
I think that Trump now thinks he has Iran over a barrel if they are perceived as wanting the strait open more than he does.
I would say that the next moves for Iran depend on how much military ordnance and boats they have left. Can they maintain the impasse by holding the other GCC to ransom post the ceasefire ending.
No info on what was agreed with Russia after the Iranian delegation met with Putin recently.