Muhammad Bakr Khalibaf, the chairman of the Islamic Council, on Wednesday, November 11, in a conversation with Al Jazeera, emphasized that the Islamic Republic of Iran is determined to end the situation of "neither war nor peace"; according to him, the goal is not necessarily achieved through negotiations, but can be pursued through the creation of "sustainable deterrence".
With reference to the strategic developments in the region, Kalibef stated that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to the state it was in before the war and that this issue, and the issue of ending the war with Iran and the resistance front, are among the main clauses of the memorandum of understanding and among Tehran's seven key conditions. He also announced reaching an understanding with Oman regarding the shipping crossing system and the separation of traffic in the Strait of Hormuz.
In another part of his speech, the speaker of the parliament emphasized that Iran has no difference in the area of negotiations or war between Israel and the US, and noted that they are considered one front and that the Islamic Republic and the resistance forces have formed one front against them.