Iran’s Araghchi says no nuclear talks unless interim deal is implemented.
- Ross
- Jun 12
- 1 min read
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Today, 11:35 pm June 12 4:35pm EST
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi says management of the Strait of Hormuz will not return to the pre-war era, that sovereignty over the strait belonged to Iran and Oman, and that Iran would secure safe passage for ships through it. Another contradiction from trumps said agreement.
“Iran has made a firm decision that the administration of Strait of Hormuz will no longer be the same as before,” adding that discussions were ongoing with Oman on the matter.
“The naval blockade must be completely lifted. That is the first point mentioned in the agreement,” Araghchi says, regarding the emerging MOU with the US. This is contradictory to what has been reported by the Trump team even as of today.
The foreign minister clarifies that nuclear talks with the United States will only take place after the MOU is signed.
Adding that the memorandum of understanding has not yet been signed and could still change.
“I must frankly say that this agreement has enemies, the foremost of which is the Zionist regime, (Israel) who are looking for pretexts to derail it,” says Araghchi. Read previous blog.
In a separate article it appears Oman may be paying Iran protection money to the tune of $3 billion and maybe more. This also would indicate that Oman and Iran are collaborating.

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