Qalibaf Says Iran Received US Proposals, Sets Conditions for Reopening Hormuz

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said Tehran had received proposals from the United States through intermediaries, while insisting that the Strait of Hormuz would not reopen until Iran’s conditions were met.

Qalibaf said his country had seven conditions for reopening the strait. He did not detail those demands in the remarks provided.

The proposals were conveyed indirectly, according to Qalibaf’s account. No details were given about their content or the intermediaries involved.

His statement placed Tehran’s demands at the center of its position on reopening Hormuz, without announcing an agreement or a timetable for doing so.