Iran says it will make no nuclear concessions, even if the United States accepts an Iranian proposal aimed at reopening the Strait of Hormuz. A senior Iranian official tells Reuters that Iran will show “no flexibility” over its nuclear programme.
The official says the waterway would remain closed until the United States meets “all of Iran’s conditions.” Under Iran’s proposal, hostilities would end on all fronts within seven days, including in Lebanon. Reuters reports that the steps include lifting a US naval blockade on Iranian ports, releasing frozen Iranian funds, and waiving oil sanctions.
Across the outlets, the central point is the same: the Iranian position links any easing in the Strait of Hormuz to fulfilment of its broader demands and maintains a firm stance on nuclear negotiations. The reporting does not include the US response or any detailed discussion of alternative Iranian nuclear terms, focusing instead on Iran’s stated conditions and conditions-related timeline.
