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Iran offers U.S. seven-day plan to reopen Hormuz, rules out nuclear concessions
Iranian Foreign Minister said the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within seven days if Washington accepts Tehran's terms, including lifting its blockade on Iranian ports. But an Iranian official said Tehran would make no nuclear concessions
US OFFICIAL Says Washington 'Not in a Hurry' on Iran as Tehran Insists Hormuz Stays Closed
A US official is quoted saying Washington controls the Strait of Hormuz and sees no need to rush a deal with Iran, while a senior Iranian official told Reuters the strait will stay closed and no nuclear concessions are coming. Neither claim has been independently confirmed.
#Swalev, a senior Iranian official, said that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the US responded to all Iranian requirements, making sure that Tehran would not enter into detailed nuclear negotiations with Washington before those conditions were met. Reuters told the official, who spoke without disclosing his identity, that Iran would not show any flexibility about its nuclear program until...this content shuts down Iran's nuclear c…
Tehran is sending a new message to Washington, stating that it does not intend to make concessions on the issue of its nuclear program, while linking the opening of the Strait of Hormuz to the fulfillment of specific conditions it has set for the US. An Iranian official, according to the relevant statements, reiterated that Tehran is not considering the possibility of retreating in exchange for Washington's acceptance of the peace plan delivered…
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