Iran Aims to Resolve Issues via Negotiations
Iranian President Masoud Beshzkian emphasized that the current circumstances present a suitable opportunity for negotiations to resolve pending issues with the West. He pointed out that now is the best time to reach an agreement, especially given Iran's internal unity. He clarified that his country seeks to guarantee its rights and avoid escalating pressures on its people, asserting that Iran is asking only for its legitimate rights. He also stressed that military solutions are insufficient and that Iran continues to negotiate based on a memorandum of understanding, while maintaining a stance of mistrust towards the United States. At the same time, Iran has informed the United States that it will allow ships to pass through the Strait of Hormuz without imposing fees. However, Washington has expressed doubts about Iran's commitment to this, while Oman confirmed that navigational negotiations are progressing positively and constructively. These statements come as part of Iran’s efforts to improve its diplomatic image and reduce escalation in the Gulf region, amid negotiations that are experiencing a mix of progress and challenges at both regional and international levels.
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