Iran’s Supreme National Security Council stated it will not rush into negotiations or reopen the Strait of Hormuz until its specified conditions are satisfied. The council confirmed that these negotiation terms have been formally submitted to mediators in Qatar and Pakistan, signaling a firm stance ahead of any potential diplomatic engagement.
The statement came in response to President Trump’s remarks at the UN General Assembly, which Iranian officials dismissed as an attempt to justify failed policies. Iran asserted that U.S. military actions have not weakened its position but instead enhanced its international influence, claiming the destruction of advanced American drones and aircraft as evidence of shifting power dynamics.
Iran Refuses Talks and Keeps Hormuz Strait Closed Until Conditions Met
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