Iran Rejects New Nuclear Program Steps Amid US Talks
Summary
Iran has rejected taking any new steps on its nuclear program during ongoing talks with the US, insisting on lifting the naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz within 30 days and demanding the unfreezing of Iranian assets abroad.
Key Points
- Iran has not accepted any new actions regarding its nuclear program at this stage amid ongoing US talks.
- A 30-day deadline has been proposed for the removal of the maritime blockade on the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iran insists on exercising sovereign rights over the Strait and warns no change will occur if the US blockade persists.
- Tehran demands unfrozen Iranian assets as part of any preliminary agreement, with conditions for practical usability.
