
イランのアラグチ外相は、ホルムズ海峡の航行再開に向けた具体的な7日間の計画を、カタールを通じて米国に伝えたことを明らかにした。米国が計画を受け入れれば6日目にも海峡を開放し、7日目から最終合意を目指す協議を開始すると説明。イランはレバノンへの敵対行為停止や制裁解除を条件とし、応じれば核協議をすぐに始めるとする。
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イランと米国はホルムズ海峡の航行と制裁問題を巡って対立しており、6月に戦闘終結の覚書が合意されている。
イランのアラグチ外相は25日、必要な条件が満たされれば原油輸送の要衝ホルムズ海峡の航行を再開する「具体的な7日間の計画」を、仲介国カタールを通じて米国に伝えたと明らかにした。ニューヨークの国連本部で記者団に語った。
米イラン、段階的取引を模索か 海峡開放で経済封鎖解除
アラグチ氏は、米国が計画を受け入れて必要な措置を取れば、「6日目にも海峡は開かれ、7日目には最終的な合意を目指す協議が始まる」と説明。求める行動は「新しいものではない」と述べ、戦闘終結に合意した6月の覚書に全て盛り込まれていると主張した。
米メディアによると、イランが要求する条件にはレバノンなどへの全ての敵対行為の停止、米国による海上封鎖やイラン産原油制裁の解除などが含まれる。米側が応じれば核開発を巡る包括的な協議を直ちに始めるとしている。
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米国がイランの7日間計画を受け入れれば、ホルムズ海峡は6日目にも航行を再開する
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ホルムズ海峡の再開後、7日目からイランと米国の間で最終合意を目指す協議が始まる
Possible · Within days

The Japanese government has decided to provide a 150 billion yen loan for the expansion of Genghis Khan International Airport in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. A formal agreement is expected to be reached on the occasion of a summit meeting between Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi and Mongolian Prime Minister Otilal on the 29th, and the two governments will sign an exchange of notes. The Mongolian side has received parliamentary approval, and the Japanese government is also proceeding with procedures toward a Cabinet decision on the 29th. The airport has been developed by Japan with a total of 65,657 million yen in ODA loans and opened in 2021, but the number of passengers has exceeded demand forecasts and the apron and terminal have become cramped. The idea is to strengthen the ``connectivity of the sky'' through expansion and support Mongolia's independence and resilience.

On the 26th, Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov and German Foreign Minister Werdefur met in New York, where the United Nations General Assembly is being held, and discussed German-Russian relations and the situation in Ukraine. This was announced by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and according to TASS, this was the first foreign ministers' meeting since January 2022 and the first since Russia began its invasion of Ukraine. Mr. Lavrov said he had discussed ensuring the safety of cargo ships sailing in the Black Sea, and blamed the damage so far on terrorist attacks in Ukraine. Wardefur called on Russia to move away from the dangerous escalation of tensions with Germany, Europe and NATO, and called for action against what appears to be a spate of Russian sabotage attacks in European countries.

The 26th marks one month since the debris flow disaster occurred in the Nepal-China border area. A total of 1,496 people were killed in both countries, and more than 6,000 people are missing, including five Japanese families who had visited Nepal. Nepali authorities believe it is hopeless to find survivors and are considering ending search efforts. A group of researchers concluded that climate change likely caused the disaster.

In a speech at UNESCO's headquarters in Paris, France, Pope Leo He expressed his opinion calling for the disarmament of AI, and warned that the spread of false information and lack of ethical foundations are hindering dialogue.

In his speech at the General Assembly of the United Nations General Assembly, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu justified the attack on Iran carried out together with the United States at the end of February and advocated the collapse of the Iranian regime. Delegates from various countries left the venue during the speech and got into a dispute with New York City Mayor Mamdani over anti-Israel and Judaism. Mamdani countered by citing the ICC's arrest warrant for alleged war crimes.

In his general debate speech at the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary-General Antonio Guterres emphasized the need for global coordination to address the risks of AI, and world leaders also expressed a sense of crisis. The United States opposes regulations, China is said to be aiming to standardize its own standards internationally, and France insists on decision-making outside of the United States and China. The US-China summit meeting on the 24th is expected to be the highlight of the discussions.