Ghalibaf: No Passage Through Strait of Hormuz Without US Response to Iranian Terms

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf announced that the United States has not yet provided an official and specific response to the 7 conditions set by Tehran, and therefore there is no passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

Ghalibaf added that the Strait of Hormuz will not return to its pre-war status, and that this is part of the seven conditions.

He clarified that ending the war against Iran and the "Resistance Front" is one of the clauses of the memorandum of understanding and one of the seven conditions, and that Tehran reached an understanding with the Sultanate of Oman regarding the navigation corridor and traffic separation scheme in the strait.

Ghalibaf said that American officials traveled to Moscow and asked Russian President Vladimir Putin to speak with Iran in order to conduct direct negotiations between Tehran and Washington.

He also affirmed that Iran is determined to end the state of "neither war nor peace," noting that this goal is not necessarily achieved through negotiation, but can be pursued through building permanent deterrence.

Ghalibaf warned that US President Donald Trump would face another failure if he decides to return to war, emphasizing that if the United States or Israel starts a war, Iran will confront both together and respond to any attack, and that the war will harm the countries of the region, their security, and their economy.

He added that there is no difference between Israel and America in negotiations or war, as they are "one front," while Iran and the resistance forces form one front.