Halting the maritime blockade is a precondition for any normalization of the conditions.

Halting the maritime blockade is a precondition for any normalization of the conditions.

In response to the question of whether Washington responded to the three main conditions announced by Tehran, the spokesperson for the diplomatic service clarified: what was announced by Iran is essentially the demands and the main fundamentals of the negotiation and the understanding of June 28, that the American government left unilaterally without any justified reason. Iran's demand to completely lift sanctions and end the maritime blockade remains valid. As long as the maritime blockade continues, it is considered a clear example of aggressive action, and until these conditions are met, it will not be possible to talk about ending the confrontation or normalizing the situation in the region.

The necessity of certifying the Iran‑Oman maritime understanding also, in response to the question about the position of the latest agreements with Oman regarding the establishment of the corridor and the traffic routes of Yemen in diplomatic calculations, said: one should see the understanding reached between Iran and Oman as the two coastal states in the Strait of Hormuz as a real opportunity by all regional and extra‑regional players and to respect it.

In the end, Bakai noted that the two coastal states developed the precise coordinates of a safe route for commercial shipping over several weeks of ongoing negotiations, and according to the plans, the output of these agreements is expected to be a partner with other countries in the region at the Salalah meeting.