Iran Says It Will Not Concede on Nuclear Issue, Reopening of Hormuz Still Depends on US Meeting Conditions

BlockBeats news, September 26: A senior Iranian official told Reuters that Iran will not make concessions on its nuclear program even if the United States accepts Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The official said the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the United States meets "all conditions" set by Iran.

Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi previously stated that Iran proposed a 7-day plan, including ending hostilities in multiple regions, the United States lifting its maritime blockade on Iranian ports, releasing frozen assets, and canceling oil sanctions, in exchange for reopening this vital waterway. (Jinshi)