Iran: Tehran will not negotiate final agreement with the US as long as threats persist
Clause 13, mentioned by Araqchi, stipulates that the parties would start negotiations for a final agreement after the implementation of paragraphs 01, 04, 05, 10 and..
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Respect for his signature”, wrote Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi on social network X. Iran today warned that negotiations for a final agreement with the United States will not begin as long as US President Donald Trump continues to threaten the Islamic Republic. “paragraph 13 of the Memorandum of Understanding is clear: negotiations on the final agreement will not begin as long as threats persist. Respect for his signature," wrote Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi on social network X. In the message, accompanied by a photo of the funeral procession of supreme leader Ali Khamenei, murdered in Tehran, and highlighting the union of millions of Iranians, he says that neither the Iranian people nor the country's Armed Forces "will be intimidated by any threat". Despite the agreed memorandum and the ongoing negotiations, tensions between Tehran and Washington have again increased in recent weeks, with Iranian attacks on several U.S. ships and air strikes against military targets on the southern coast of Iran, in a power struggle for control of the Ormuz Strait.
Furthermore, This morning, UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO), which monitors the safety of ships and sailors around the world, reported a new attack on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman near the Ormuz Strait. On Monday, the President of the United States said that if an agreement is not reached with Tehran, it will "end the service" with attacks on Iranian infrastructure and energy facilities. The Islamic Republic states that ships wishing to transit through the strait must do so with their permission and via routes established by Tehran.
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Respect for his signature”, wrote Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi on social network X. Iran today warned that negotiations for a final agreement with the United States will not begin as long as US President Donald Trump continues to threaten the Islamic Republic. “paragraph 13 of the Memorandum of Understanding is clear: negotiations on the final agreement will not begin as long as threats persist.
reliability low1/4 sourcesRespect for his signature," wrote Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi on social network X. In the message, accompanied by a photo of the funeral procession of supreme leader Ali Khamenei, murdered in Tehran, and highlighting the union of millions of Iranians, he says that neither the Iranian people nor the country's Armed Forces "will be intimidated by any threat".
reliability low1/4 sourcesDespite the agreed memorandum and the ongoing negotiations, tensions between Tehran and Washington have again increased in recent weeks, with Iranian attacks on several U.S. ships and air strikes against military targets on the southern coast of Iran, in a power struggle for control of the Ormuz Strait.
reliability low1/4 sourcesThis morning, UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO), which monitors the safety of ships and sailors around the world, reported a new attack on an oil tanker in the Gulf of Oman near the Ormuz Strait.
reliability low1/4 sourcesOn Monday, the President of the United States said that if an agreement is not reached with Tehran, it will "end the service" with attacks on Iranian infrastructure and energy facilities.
reliability low1/4 sourcesThe Islamic Republic states that ships wishing to transit through the strait must do so with their permission and via routes established by Tehran.
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