Tehran sets terms to stop war via Qatar
Iran has revealed its conditions for transferring its assets to the United States through a Qatari intermediary during negotiations in New York. These include ending the war on all fronts, halting American hostilities, lifting the maritime and economic blockade, and releasing the frozen Iranian assets. These conditions come within the context of diplomatic talks aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which is currently closed due to tensions. Iran confirmed that it is prepared to reopen the strait within seven days if Washington eases military pressure and lifts the sanctions, emphasizing that regional stability depends on stopping US actions and respecting Iran's rights. These developments coincide with a decline in maritime traffic through the strait, US threats of sanctions or military options, and France expressing its readiness to participate in defensive operations to protect navigation.
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