Senior Iranian official says Washington still refuses to accept two essential conditions, paying reparations and acknowledging the aggression them

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Senior Iranian official says Washington still refuses to accept two essential conditions, paying reparations and acknowledging the aggression them

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  • The issue of closing the Strait of Hormuz and planting mines remains on the table in anticipation of any reckless American action.
  • The US president does not have the authority to set conditions or deadlines for negotiations.
  • Messages were exchanged between Tehran and Washington through Egypt and Turkey in good faith to reduce tensions.

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The comments from the Iranian official highlight continued tensions between Tehran and Washington, particularly around reparations and acknowledgment of past aggression. The mention of potential actions in the Strait of Hormuz underscores this escalating rhetoric, which could impact oil markets significantly. While diplomatic channels appear to remain open, the refusal to meet these core conditions might signal prolonged instability in U.S.-Iran relations, influencing broader geopolitical risk sentiment.

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