Razai: Strait of Hormuz and nuclear rights are not negotiable Secretary of the Supreme Council for National Security:
Based on the seven conditions, the Islamic Republic of Iran's management of the common corridor in the Strait of Hormuz is established with complete transparency and all traffic through this waterway is carried out under the supervision of Iran. Also, in this round of negotiations, with the provision of verification and strict executive guarantees, the acceptance of commitments and the receipt of other funds will not be in the form of credit, and any entry into the following stages is subject to the change of the practical behavior of the United States. Regarding the nuclear issue, Iran will act solely on the basis of its legal rights. According to the NPT, Iran has 22 legal rights that have not been realized so far due to violations. As long as Iran is a member of this treaty, it will demand all these rights; However, continued participation in the NPT will not be certain in the event of possible wars in the future.