Iran not engaging directly with US now

The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has confirmed that there are currently no direct negotiations with the United States; communications are limited to exchanging messages through intermediaries regarding current issues. Spokesperson Ismail Baqai explained that decision-making in foreign policy is conducted under the supervision of the Supreme National Security Council and based on high-level directives. Iran is currently focused on negotiations with Oman concerning the assurance of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz. These negotiations are progressing smoothly and include agreements on mechanisms for monitoring navigation, ensuring its safety, and protecting the marine environment. Iran also emphasized that the closure of the strait was a response to American and Israeli aggression. It indicated that reopening it depends on lifting American sanctions, compensating for damages, and stopping hostile actions. The talks with Oman are part of Iran's efforts to ensure the security of this water passage amid ongoing disagreements with the United States over the conditions for reopening the strait.

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