Iran's Top negotiatior Ghalibaf says current meetings held by Iran are aimed at fulfilling MoU commitments

Newsquawk Staff · 30 Jun 2026, 19:06 UTC

Iran is committed to ensuring that passage through the Strait of Hormuz is carried out in accordance with Iranian arrangements
America's commitment to end the war in Lebanon is a great victory
We are seeking to fulfill Article 13 of the Memorandum of Understanding in the current talks with the US
If they do not want to fulfill their commitments in the talks, we are ready for war
We consider the events of recent nights in the Persian Gulf a violation of the ceasefire. In the latest violation of the ceasefire, US headquarters in Bahrain and Kuwait were targeted.
We are not negotiating at all right now.
The dialogue is to implement the five clauses of the memorandum of understanding, and we will not enter into negotiations until they are implemented.
Negotiating with America is negotiating with a sworn enemy who will act against us at any moment he finds the opportunity. Someone who can negotiate well is ready for war.
Enrichment is our right.
Our offensive power and missile power are not negotiable at all.
It has been decided that Iran, US and Lebanon will establish a committee to oversee the end of war in Lebanon.
Iran has exported over 40mln bbls of oil since the end of maritime blockade. (Tankers trackers earlier reported 50mln).
Iran never compromise on its rights in the Strait of Hormuz.
A toll-free passage through the Strait is limited to 60 days.
Oil sanctions lifted, and Iran now selling crude at 20% premium.
Iran to access USD 12bln in blocked assets; No US restrictions on use.

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