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President Trump says he's rejecting an Iranian plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, NPR's Eva Pukach reports.
Trump told reporters Saturday that the deal, quote, would not be acceptable.
Iran made the proposal, which also called for resuming negotiations between the U.S.
And Iran at the United Nations General Assembly meetings.
Iran's foreign minister, Abbas Arachi, told reporters Friday that it was a, quote,
concrete seven-day plan to reopen the strait.
He said the strait would be opened on the sixth day, with negotiations on Iran's nuclear program starting the day after.
The proposal is similar to a memorandum of understanding the U.S.
And Iran agreed to in June.
That deal collapsed shortly after due to disputes over the memo's vague wording,
including language related to who would control the strait.
The U.S. And Iran resumed strikes soon after.
Eva Pugach, NPR News.
A nor'easter continues to affect New York City with officials saying the worst is yet to come.
Jessica Gould from member station WNYC reports.
Governor Kathy Hochul has called for a state of emergency in New York City and surrounding areas,
urging people to stay home.
She says not to underestimate the storm following a calm stretch Saturday afternoon.
Don't take this lightly.