Iran says Strait of Hormuz reopens if US agrees
The Iranian government has affirmed that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is contingent upon the United States agreeing to Iran's full terms, and that the strait will remain closed until military threats against Iran are lifted. The spokesperson for the Revolutionary Guards clarified that reopening the strait depends on Washington's decision and its acceptance of Iran's conditions, emphasizing that Iran will undoubtedly reopen it if the United States agrees. The Iranian military also pointed out that the strait will stay closed until Iran's legal system is acknowledged within it, and that the only solution to reopen it is to end American military interventions, stressing that the strait will not be reopened unless Washington responds to Iran's demands.
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