Jaribabadi: None of Iran's demands for an agreement/removal of sanctions, release of assets and withdrawal of new American military equipment should be established.
Kazem Garibabadi, Deputy Minister for Legal Affairs and International Affairs, Minister of Foreign Affairs. The key and fundamental points desired by the Islamic Republic of Iran include a permanent end to the war on all fronts, an end to the economic blockade imposed by the United States, the issue of Iran's blocked currencies and the removal of some sanctions, including in the oil field.
In addition, after abandoning the commitments and completely canceling the previous understanding, the US imposed new sanctions, the duty of which must also be determined, because these cases cannot remain as a new tool in the hands of Washington so that we can negotiate again to solve them, but the abandonment of these sanctions should also be part of America's executive actions. The new military equipment and forces that America has added to the region after the previous understanding are among the other issues that need to be clarified and Washington must take practical measures for them. These steps do not take time, and Iran's original plan was 7 days, which was reduced to two days and shortened during the last two months and during many consultations with mediators, mainly Qatar and Pakistan, both in Tehran and in third countries; This means that these operations can be carried out in two days and eventually lead to the opening of the Strait of Hormuz, and currently this plan is on the table. The Islamic Republic of Iran has shown its commitment to diplomacy despite all the bad promises, and now it is the turn of the American side to take practical action.
The current comments regarding the 7-day or two-day plan do not necessarily mean that an immediate understanding will be reached, but the issue is quite clear and the US needs to take a series of practical actions. The sequence of these actions can be discussed in a period of two, three, five or even seven days, on which day to act, but one central point cannot be discussed and that is that none of these requirements can be removed.