Jumana Bersetchi

Hotspan.

Hotspan, yes.

So millennial men, you have to stay hot for like several more decades, David, okay?

So you need to work on this.

I got to work on that.

This is like a journey.

There is a strong push from the U.S.

side to get a deal across the line, but we are still in this period where we're waiting to hear back from the Iranians officially about the 14-point, one-page proposal that the U.S.

has put forward.

As you were reporting earlier in the week, some of the demands that the U.S.

have put on that paper are deemed to be quite maximalist from Iran's standpoint.

So it is unclear at this point whether there can be some form of a compromise and indeed whether you can get to a compromise over a 30-day period.

It is a memo.

It's just one page, and it would entail an immediate end to the war and then a 30-day period in which negotiations would start around the nuclear file in exchange for the U.S.

lifting sanctions and unfreezing some Iranian assets.

Now, again, that is a toll order to solve all of those issues, including the mutual lifting of blockades around the straits over a period of 30 days,

It would include an immediate end to hostilities and then a 30-day period in which negotiations would begin surrounding the lifting of the mutual blockades around the straits.

reopening of that nuclear file, discussions around the timeframe of uranium enrichment, and then also handing over the fate of that highly enriched uranium stockpile.

Of course, we know that they're sitting on more than 400 kilos worth of 60% plus highly enriched uranium.

So that is a big topic that was even a topic before the war kicked off.