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The article's text discusses Iran's stance on its agreement with the United States regarding the Strait of Hormuz. Iranian President Masoud Beheshtiakan affirmed that Iran is committed to implementing the memorandum of understanding signed last June, which includes reopening the strait in exchange for the release of frozen Iranian assets. He explained that Iran is prepared for diplomacy and war, and rejects giving in to pressures. He also emphasized full consensus between the government and the military establishment on this issue. Furthermore, he denied any disagreements within the government regarding the agreement and accused Israel of seeking to ignite conflicts in the region. He affirmed that Iran does not target neighboring countries but will respond to any attack originating from its territory. Despite this, tensions between Iran and the United States have escalated, with military confrontations such as attacks on ships and increased rhetoric about eliminating military threats. Nonetheless, talks in Oman continue concerning the safe passage of ships through the strait.
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