The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council told Al-Mayadeen TV, close to the government of that country, that there are currently no negotiations with the United States.
Mohsen Razai said that before reopening the Strait of Hormuz and resuming negotiations, the United States must accept and implement the seven conditions stipulated in the Islamabad Agreement, otherwise, according to him, this crossing will not be opened.
Mr. Razai said that Iran demanded America to give a "clear and explicit" answer to these conditions, but Tehran has not yet received such an answer. He said America may respond to that request in the future.
The secretary of the Supreme National Security Council called the published reports about planning a meeting with the vice president of the United States "completely false and baseless." Yesterday, Donald Trump, after meeting with the Prime Minister of Qatar and the Foreign Minister, the mediator in the negotiations between Iran and the US, called the immediate resumption of large-scale military strikes, but he has not yet shown a desire to accept Iran's current plan for a ceasefire.
He said the naval blockade of the Salami Republic would continue.
Reuters