Iran Says Strait of Hormuz Won’t Reopen Until Seven Conditions Are Met, Closure Not Up for Negotiation
JH Kim
Summary
- Iran said seven conditions must be met before it will reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iran said it will keep the strait in a closed state and rule out negotiations over the closure decision.
- Al Mayadeen said talks between Rezaei and Vladimir Putin are focusing on the issue of ending the war involving Iran.
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Iran said it will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz until seven conditions it has set are met. It also said the decision to close the waterway is not open to negotiation.
Walter Bloomberg reported on November 5, citing Middle East outlet Al Mayadeen, that Iran is maintaining its position that seven conditions must be satisfied before the strait can reopen.
Iran said it will keep the strait closed until those conditions are met and ruled out negotiations over the closure decision.
Al Mayadeen also reported that ending the war involving Iran is being treated as a central agenda item in talks between Rezaei and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
JH Kim
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