Bad news $CL Iranian official: Will not rush to negotiate Opening the Strait of Hormuz requires meeting Iran’s conditions
September 23 news: Iran’s top national security council secretary said that U.S. President Trump’s speech at the United Nations General Assembly was an attempt to justify his actions by portraying himself as a “defeated aggressor.”
He said that almost all of Trump’s remarks focus on Iran, indicating that Iran has become the main issue facing U.S. policy.
He criticized Trump for describing war as peace and terrorism as security, and said that U.S. military actions against Iran have not weakened Iran’s capabilities—instead, they have increased Iran’s international influence.
He pointed out that advanced U.S. drones and fighter jets were destroyed, exposing the limitations of American military power, and claimed that Iran has become the “world’s fourth-largest power.”
He mentioned that for the first time, Iran detonated an anti-ship missile over the U.S. aircraft carrier USS Nimitz.
He said that the Strait of Hormuz will not reopen until Iran’s proposed conditions are met, and Iran will not hold negotiations.
He said that Iran’s negotiation conditions have been drawn up and submitted to Qatar and Pakistan.