Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that Israel's air attacks on Lebanon could jeopardize negotiations between Iran and the US. He criticized the US for allegedly enabling Israel's actions, questioning its commitment and ability to uphold agreements.
An Iranian parliament member stated that any agreement with the US must not contradict the strategic law for lifting immunity and protecting Iranian rights. The parliament will review any potential deal, including memorandums of understanding, ensuring it is ratified by the Shura Council. Meanwhile, a US official indicated an imminent agreement focusing on uranium enrichment, regional security, and Israel's defense rights, with a success rate of 85%.
Iran is considering nationalizing the Strait of Hormuz, similar to its oil sector, according to Abbas Goudarzi, spokesman for the Iranian parliament. This follows reports of Iran's readiness to block the strait and increase operations in Bab El Mandeb to pressure Israel for a ceasefire.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf was re-elected as Speaker of the Iranian Parliament for the seventh consecutive year with 235 votes. This marks his third election to the position in the current parliamentary term and comes after a long hiatus in public sessions due to the "American-Israeli war" on Iran. Ghalibaf's role has expanded significantly during the recent war, involving negotiations with the US and relations with China, solidifying his position as a key figure in Iran's decision-making circles.
Iran is establishing a "professional mechanism" to regulate shipping through a strait, collecting fees from cooperating commercial vessels. This move aims to formalize control, with Ebrahim Azizi stating it will remain closed to "freedom project" operators. Separately, Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi indicated potential US willingness for new talks.
An Iranian MP stated that Iran, as the victor in its standoff with the US and Israel, is dictating terms for future conflict resolution, emphasizing a 10-point plan as a non-negotiable 'red line'.
Ebrahim Rezaei said the Iranian parliament will discuss such an option
The Iranian parliament speaker has mocked Donald Trump over the decision to suspend US efforts to guide ships through the Strait of Hormuz Read Full Article at RT.com
According to a member of the Iranian parliament’s Committee on National Security and Foreign Policy, Iran will deliver a harsh response if the US and its allies refuse to make concessions
Earlier, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated that safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz is under threat due to the US’ and its allies’ violation of the ceasefire
Iran's parliament national security committee head Ebrahim Azizi warns that any US interference in Strait of Hormuz maritime traffic will be considered a ceasefire violation. Azizi criticized President Trump's announced Operation Project Freedom, stating the strait and Persian Gulf would not be managed by Trump's "delusional posts." Trump said the operation aims to help ships stranded due to US-Iranian conflict leave the waters.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf called on Iranians to preserve unity in order to thwart the enemies’ plans and prevent the country from falling apart
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said reopening the Strait of Hormuz for navigation is impossible as long as the ceasefire is violated
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf emphasized that Iran does not trust Israel and the United States and is ready to resume combat operations at any moment
