Iran has conveyed seven conditions to the United States via intermediaries, with the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz contingent upon their fulfillment.
As reported by Tasnim and a source familiar with the situation, Iran has communicated these conditions to Washington through mediators.
“Iran has presented seven conditions to the United States through intermediaries for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, and the strait will remain closed until these seven conditions, which have been approved by the highest authorities of the Islamic Republic of Iran, are met.
Thus, the agreement between Iran and Oman does not imply that the Strait of Hormuz is being reopened,” the source stated.
The source further indicated that the reopening of the strait is entirely dependent on the actions of Washington.
On Saturday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian accused the United States of targeting civilian infrastructure and depriving Iranians of essential needs, asserting that Tehran would not yield to pressure.
“If Americans are warriors, let them confront our brave military forces,” Pezeshkian expressed on X. “Why wage war on civilian infrastructure, food supplies, and livelihoods?”
He also charged Washington with denying access to water, food, and medicine. “Our people cannot be coerced into submission. Iran will not surrender.”]} }}