Qalibaf on Seven Conditions for Hormuz Opening
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has affirmed that Iran will not open the Strait of Hormuz unless seven Iranian conditions are met. These include lifting the maritime siege, releasing frozen assets, lifting sanctions on oil exports, as well as halting military threats, withdrawing American forces from the region, and compensating for damages. He also revealed that the United States recently proposed, through a mediator, measures concerning the opening of the strait; however, Iran will base its response on Washington's actual conduct, not just statements. Tehran insists that these conditions be fulfilled—according to the Islamabad understanding—before reopening the strait and resuming navigation, amid disagreements over the implementation process and details. Iran affirms its continued negotiation alongside active resistance, warning of new surprises in confronting the United States as part of its efforts to strengthen its position in the region.
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