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Iran imposes terms to reopen Strait of Hormuz
The article highlights Iran's firm stance on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, stating that it has set six conditions for the United States regarding the lifting of sanctions, ending military operations, withdrawing forces, providing reparations for damages, ceasing threats against Iran, and halting interference in regional negotiations, before allowing the Strait to open. Iran emphasizes that the opening of the Strait is contingent upon the implementation of these conditions, considering it a critical strategic leverage. Negotiations with Oman continue to organize maritime traffic through temporary and permanent routes, with specific conditions and standards for the passage and exit of ships. Iran imposes restrictions on the passage of hostile vessels and is exploring legislation to impose limits on passing shipments. Meanwhile, media escalation from the Revolutionary Guards persists concerning the importance of the Strait as a strategic geopolitical power asset, reaffirming that controlling the Strait remains a bargaining chip awaiting Iran’s demands to be fulfilled.
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