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[INTERNATIONAL] · Iran, United States, Oman, Qatar · 40 sources

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Iran sets seven conditions for negotiations with the US

Iran has outlined seven specific conditions required to initiate serious negotiations with the United States. According to Ali Bakiri, Deputy Chairman of the Supreme National Security Council, these requirements include the lifting of maritime blockades, guaranteeing safe passage for commercial and oil vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, the removal of unilateral sanctions, and the release of frozen assets. Additionally, Tehran demands exemptions for oil exports, ensuring nuclear materials remain within Iranian borders, and a definitive end to the ongoing conflict.

Iranian officials emphasize that the current security landscape in the Middle East has shifted following recent military engagements involving the US and Israel. Major General Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces, stated that the Strait of Hormuz is currently under the full control and supervision of the Iranian Armed Forces, warning that any vessel deviating from Iranian-designated routes will face security risks.

Diplomatic efforts continue through intermediaries such as Oman and Qatar. While Iran remains open to dialogue, officials warn that the country is prepared for all scenarios, noting that their missile and drone capabilities have significantly increased to maintain a strategic deterrent.

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Abbas Araghchi · Ali Bakiri · Asim Munir · Donald Trump · Iran · Oman · Pakistan · Reza Amiri Moghadam · Strait of Hormuz · Supreme National Security Council · United States

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