Ismail Baqaei, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in his weekly press conference held on Monday (November 1) with the presence of domestic and foreign media reporters, elaborated on the positions of the Islamic Republic of Iran regarding the current situation. He emphasized that "the ball is in America's court," stating that Iran's demands have been clearly articulated.
Iran's Reasonable and Logical Demands
Baqaei continued his remarks by saying: "Our demands are reasonable and logical." He pointed out the necessity of ending America's maritime blockade, asserting that no final agreement can begin and the security of the Strait of Hormuz cannot be ensured unless this blockade ends. These statements reflect Iran's serious approach in negotiations and indicate that Iran is seeking a sustainable and fair solution.
Consequences of No Change in U.S. Policies
The spokesperson for Iran's Ministry of Foreign Affairs also referred to the consequences of the continuation of the current situation, stating: "The continuation of America's maritime blockade not only negatively impacts regional security but can also lead to increased tensions in international relations." Baqaei emphasized that Iran is always ready for dialogue and negotiation, but these negotiations must be based on mutual respect and the rights of countries.
These remarks come at a time when tensions in the Persian Gulf have increased due to America's aggressive policies, and many countries have expressed concern about this situation. Iran, as an important country in this region, plays a key role in ensuring regional security and stability, and Baqaei emphasized this point well.
Call for Adherence to International Agreements
Ismail Baqaei concluded his remarks by inviting the international community to adhere to international agreements and respect the rights of independent countries. He emphasized that Iran is always ready to cooperate in creating peace and stability in the region, but this cooperation must also be considered by other countries. Baqaei expressed hope that opposing parties would pay attention to this issue and seek logical and reasonable solutions.
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