Iran is negotiating with the United States, but they have not yet been successful
Quick Look
- Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Hamidreza Haji Babai confirmed the fact of negotiations with the United States, noting the lack of significant results.
- Tehran insists on conducting dialogue from a position of strength to achieve its goals.
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Why It Matters
Iran proposed a plan to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting sanctions, but the proposal was rejected.
Iran is negotiating with the United States, but they have not yet been successful.
Iran handed the American side a seven-day plan to open the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for lifting the naval blockade and restrictions on oil exports, but US President Donald Trump rejected this proposal.
TEHRAN, Oct 4 - RIA Novosti. Iran is currently negotiating with the United States, said Deputy Speaker of the Iranian Parliament Hamidreza Haji Babai.
“Now, in fact, negotiations with the United States are underway,” the ISNA agency quotes Hadji Babai as saying.
The Deputy Speaker of Parliament added that the negotiations have so far been unsuccessful. According to Haji Babai, Tehran must speak to Washington from a position of strength and authority, and then the United States will yield to the demands of the Islamic republic.
Open Questions
- What specific conditions does each party put forward?
- Will attempts at dialogue continue in the near future?
