Doctors open talks with Washington on Hormuz and uranium
The article discusses Iran's efforts to negotiate with the United States to end the ongoing war. Iranian President Masoud Beshzkian expressed Tehran's desire to resume the memorandum of understanding that was signed between the two countries prior to the upcoming U.S. Congress elections in November. Beshzkian confirmed Tehran's readiness to move forward with an agreement with Washington, pointing out that Iran only closed the Strait of Hormuz after being subjected to an unprovoked attack, and that it is prepared to relinquish its enriched uranium at 60% in accordance with international law. He indicated that the United States must decide whether it wants to end the war, adding that Tehran does not seek conflict but will respond firmly if attacks continue. This comes amid ongoing indirect negotiations, with disagreements primarily over the nuclear program, the Strait of Hormuz, and sanctions.
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