According to CoinMeta, Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif wrote in The Financial Times that at the recent United Nations General Assembly, he submitted a seven-day plan to the United States through mediators, outlining the steps both sides needed to take to end the war and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Importantly, according to this proposal, the United States would not need to take any actions that it has not yet agreed to. The steps listed in the framework agreement are clear and definite, and the outcome is also predetermined: the strait will be reopened on the sixth day, and negotiations for a final agreement will resume on the seventh day. If this plan is implemented, daily life in the region will gradually return to normal. Although the White House refuses to acknowledge the increasingly heavy costs this war is imposing on ordinary Americans, the soaring energy prices, the greater losses to the global economy, as well as the damage to numerous U.S. military bases and a large amount of equipment in the region, make the catastrophic consequences of this war for American interests evident. Zarif stated that if the United States shows sincere willingness to find a fair and honorable solution to permanently end this conflict, Iran is willing to try diplomatic channels again. Trump made wrong assumptions about Iran when he launched this war. Repeating the same mistakes now would only lead to even more painful consequences.