Iran sets conditions to reopen Hormuz
Iran has affirmed that opening the Strait of Hormuz to maritime traffic requires, first, stopping the threat of war and the withdrawal of American forces from the region. Iran conditions this on correcting U.S. behavior by ceasing threats and disrespect toward the sacred values of the Iranian people, ending the war on Iran and its allies in Lebanon, Palestine, Yemen, and Iraq, as well as lifting the maritime blockade and withdrawing U.S. military forces from Iran's surroundings. Tehran also demands full compensation for damages caused by imposed wars, the lifting of illegal sanctions, and the unconditional release of Iranian people's frozen funds and assets. These demands are seen as a response to the wishes of the Iranian people, who have stood against confrontations and protests for 160 days.
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