Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says contradictory messages from the US remain the main issue

Iran's Foreign Minister has highlighted the discord in U.S.

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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi says contradictory messages from the US remain the main issue

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  • "The contradictory messages of the Americans are the most important problem Iran's Foreign Minister in a conversation with Indian media: 
  • There is no military solution, and I think the United States needs to understand that fact. They have tested us at least twice and have now concluded that there is no military solution. 
  • The most important problem is the conflicting messages we receive from Americans through various comments, interviews and positions. 
  • As far as we are concerned, the Strait of Hormuz is not closed, especially to friendly countries. This restriction only applies to our enemies. 
  • Ships belonging to friendly countries and other countries are only required to coordinate their passage with our military forces to avoid any possible obstacles and have a safe passage. 
  • The only solution is a total end to this war of aggression, and then we will ensure safe passage for every single ship."
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messaging as a key obstacle to improving relations, indicating a firm stance against military solutions. This sentiment, particularly regarding the Strait of Hormuz, could heighten risks around oil transportation in the region, potentially impacting commodity prices and broader market sentiment if tensions escalate further.

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