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Iranian President Masoud Beshkezian affirmed that his country is prepared to adhere to the Hormuz Agreement and resume negotiations if the United States agrees to Iran's latest proposal to open the strait, with implementation to begin immediately upon approval. He pointed out that there is a "climate of mistrust" between Tehran and Washington and that support for meetings depends on confirming the commitments of the other party. Beshkezian also denied reports of any health issues concerning Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei, confirming that he is in good health. He emphasized that Iran will allow United Nations inspectors to enter Iranian territory to carry out nuclear inspections and reaffirmed Iran’s rejection of developing nuclear weapons for religious reasons. He noted that the diplomatic management of the issue is handled by a team of six members from various institutions and dismissed claims that Iran is hiding in bunkers, as some reports have suggested.
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