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Иран ранее заявил, что не откроет Ормузский пролив до тех пор, пока США не примут семь условий, включая полное прекращение ударов, свободу судоходства, разморозку активов и выплату компенсаций.
Вашингтон отреагировал на предложение Тегерана по открытию Ормузскому пролива, однако иранская сторона отвергает этот ответ. Об этом сообщил секретарь Высшего совета национальной безопасности Ирана Мохсен Резаи в социальной сети X.
«США согласились с некоторыми из семи условий Ирана, но мы считаем их ответ недостаточным», — написал Резаи.
Он подчеркнул, что дипломатия Тегерана изменилась. По его словам, «возврата к прежнему положению вещей не будет».
Ранее Резаи заявил, что Иран не откроет Ормузский пролив до тех пор, пока США не примут семь условий, выставленных Исламской Республикой. Известно, что в семь требований Тегерана к Вашингтону входят полное прекращение ударов, свобода судоходства, разморозка активов и выплата компенсаций.
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Переговоры между Ираном и США по условиям открытия Ормузского пролива продолжатся
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