
Il capo del parlamento iraniano Ghalibaf afferma che Washington ha inviato proposte tramite un mediatore, ma ribadisce che lo Stretto di Hormuz resterà chiuso finché non saranno soddisfatte sette condizioni.
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L'Iran ha proposto una tabella di marcia di 7 giorni per la riapertura dello Stretto di Hormuz, condizionandola al Memorandum di Islamabad.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, capo negoziatore e presidente del parlamento iraniano, ha affermato che Washington ha avanzato "alcune proposte tramite un mediatore" dopo che Teheran aveva proposto una tabella di marcia di 7 giorni per la riapertura dello Stretto di Hormuz.
Tuttavia, ha sottolineato, gli Usa devono sapere "che l'epoca in cui si perdeva tempo e si imponevano richieste unilaterali è finita", che la posizione dell'Iran rimane "chiara e definita" e che "lo Stretto di Hormuz non verrà riaperto finché non saranno soddisfatte le nostre sette condizioni basate sul Memorandum di Islamabad". Lo riporta Al Jazeera.
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Lo Stretto di Hormuz resterà chiuso fino a nuove trattative.
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