Qalibaf Says Hormuz Will Not Reopen Until Seven Conditions Are Met; Trump Rejects Iranian Proposal

Iranian parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen until seven conditions were met, as Trump rejected an Iranian proposal.

Qalibaf said the United States had recently conveyed proposals through an intermediary. The details of those proposals and the identity of the intermediary were not provided.

“The phase of procrastination and imposing unilateral demands is over,” Qalibaf said, signalling Iran’s opposition to what it views as one-sided terms.

The seven conditions cited by Qalibaf were not outlined in the available account. Details of the Iranian proposal rejected by Trump were also not disclosed.

Separately, the US State Department said Washington had “expelled” two members of the Iranian delegation after they remained in the country following the end of United Nations General Assembly meetings.