An Iranian representative has indicated that a resolution to the ongoing conflict remains unlikely due to what Tehran characterizes as unreasonable demands from the United States. The official emphasized that the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz is contingent upon the fulfillment of specific Iranian conditions. Furthermore, the statement clarified that any potential discussions regarding Iran's nuclear program would only be considered once these preliminary requirements are addressed. This stance reflects a persistent deadlock in diplomatic relations between the two nations, as Tehran maintains its position against international pressure while linking maritime security and nuclear negotiations to its own set of prerequisites.
Source : The Jerusalem Post
Photo : The Jerusalem Post
