Shafaq News- Tehran
The United States’ response to Iran’s seven-day proposal toreopen the Strait of Hormuz is “insufficient,” Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of theSupreme National Security Council, said on Sunday.
Speaking to the semi-official Tasnim news agency, he notedthat Washington has contacted Tehran through Qatar, Pakistan and Iraq,stressing that Iran was “no longer in the process of responding to theAmericans.”
Presented during the recently held UN General Assembly, theproposal covered maritime, economic and diplomatic issues. It offered to reopenthe strategic waterway and resume nuclear talks within a week in exchange forWashington lifting its naval blockade, easing restrictions on Iranian oil salesand restoring a regional ceasefire.
“In their response, they have accepted some of ourconditions,” Rezaei said, adding that Washington needs to clarify the issuesthat remain unresolved for Tehran.
The White House did not immediately respond to the comments.
The proposal builds on the June 17 Islamabad Memorandum ofUnderstanding (MoU), which established a temporary framework for endingmilitary operations, lifting the blockade and reopening the waterway. Tehran isseeking a broader settlement under that arrangement.
Uranium enrichment remains a key obstacle to an agreement.Previous negotiations deferred discussions over Iran’s stockpile, while thegovernment continues to reject demands to halt domestic enrichment or transferthe material abroad.
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