Iranian officials emphasized that if the United States does not fulfill its obligations, nuclear negotiations will not start and enriched materials will not be taken out of the country.
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The distrust between Iran and the United States is based on the failure to fulfill nuclear agreement obligations.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqir Qalibaf made a statement regarding the conditions they conveyed to the USA for the opening of the Strait of Hormuz: "The USA cannot gain Iran's trust unless it implements the 7 conditions."
According to the semi-official Tasnim News Agency, Qalibaf met with Pakistan's Chief of General Staff Asim Munir, who played a role in the mediation process between Iran and the USA, in the capital Tehran.
Evaluating the US attitude towards Iran during the meeting, Kalibaf said, "The US cannot gain Iran's trust unless it implements the 7 conditions. Military threats and provocations cannot affect our decisions."
Stating that Iran has not trusted the USA for many years, Qalibaf said that the Washington administration's failure to fulfill its obligations in the memorandum of understanding has further deepened the existing mistrust.
Kalibaf argued that the USA had dragged itself into a swamp with its attacks on Iran, and stated that the necessary steps should be taken by Washington to get out of this situation.
"Enriched nuclear materials will not be taken out of Iran"
Pakistani Chief of General Staff Asim Munir also met with Mohsen Rezai, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, as part of his contacts in Tehran.
Rezai emphasized during the meeting that enriched nuclear materials will not be taken out of Iran under any circumstances.
Stating that the nuclear materials in question are an important capital for Iran, Rezai said, "The entire Iranian people and officials have decided that no negotiations will be entered into unless trust is provided by the USA and Iran's conditions must be met."

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