Iran: 'The Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until 7 conditions are met'

According to Fars News Agency, Rezai stated that they wanted the USA to give a clear and concise response to Iran's conditions, but the Washington administration has not offered such a response so far and has given deceptive answers.

Arguing that the US's statements regarding the ongoing negotiations were made in order to reduce economic pressure and reduce oil prices, Rezai reiterated that the Strait of Hormuz will not be reopened until the 7 conditions determined by Iran are met.

"I particularly emphasize that we are not currently conducting any negotiations with the Americans and that no talks are ongoing between Tehran and Washington," Rezai said. he said.

The seven conditions that the Tehran administration conveyed to the Washington administration include lifting the naval blockade, guaranteeing the safe passage of commercial and oil ships through the Strait of Hormuz, lifting unilateral sanctions, oil export exemption, releasing frozen assets, keeping nuclear materials within the country and ending the war.