Trump wuxuu diiday qorshaha Iiraan ee marinka Hormuz, balse Madaxweynaha Iiraan wuxuu sheegay in heshiis la gaari karo
Madaxweynaha Mareykanka Donald Trump ayaa diiday qorshaha Iiraan ee ah in marinka Hormuz la furo muddo toddobaad gudihiis, halka Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda ee Iiraan uu sheegay in go'aanka uu u yaallaa Washington.
Trump wuxuu sheegay inuu diiday heshiiska Iiraan
Trump ayaa sheegay inuu jeclaa heshiiska, laakiin midka la soo jeediyay uu ahan mid aan la aqbali karin. Wuxuu sidoo kale sheegay in Iiraan ay si buuxda u gacanta ku leedahay marinka Hormuz, isagoo intaas ku daray in saliid badan ay ka gudubto.
Wasiirka Arrimaha Dibadda ee Iiraan, Cabaas Araghchi, ayaa bartiisa Telegram-ka ku sheegay in dalkiisu uu aaminsan yahay qorshaha marinka, isla markaana uu weli sugayo jawaab caadi ah oo uga timaada Mareykanka.
Iiraan waxay sheegtay in marinka la furi karo haddii shuruudaha la buuxiyo
Cabaas Araghchi ayaa sheegay in waddada badda la furi karo haddii shuruudaha lagama maarmaanka ah la buuxiyo, dhaqdhaqaaqa maraakiibtuna wuxuu ku soo laaban doonaa muddo toddobaad gudihiis ah. Wuxuu intaas ku daray in tallaabada ay tahay in Mareykanku qaado ma aha mid cusub.
Madaxweynaha Iiraan, Massoud Pezeshkian, ayaa u sheegay CBS News in wax walba ay ku soo laaban doonaan sidii caadiga ahayd haddii Mareykanku hirgeliyo Heshiiska is-faham ee bishii Oktoobar.
Heshiiska is-faham iyo khilaafka ka dhexeeya labada dal
Heshiiska is-faham ee 14 qodob ayaa dhigaya in Iiraan aysan waligeed samaysan hubka nukliyeerka, waxaana lagu heshiiyay in labada dhinac iyo xulafadoodu ay joojiyaan weerarrada milateriga. Hase yeeshee, labada dal ayaa jebiyay heshiiska, waxayna qaadeen weerarro isdaba-joog ah.
Wargeyska Wall Street Journal ayaa soo xigtay in Trump uu golahiisa wasiirrada u sheegay inuu doonayo inuu weerar cusub ku qaado Iiraan, halka diblomaasigu uu sheegay in Mareykanku ma doonayo inuu wadahadal la bilaabo Iiraan iyadoo la raacayo heshiiskaas.
Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz for one week to restore global oil flows, but President Trump has rejected the proposal, saying the deal cannot be accepted. Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the sea route can be opened within a week if essential conditions are met, while Trump told reporters he has full control of the strait and most oil is still passing through.
Iran Offers to Reopen the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi told reporters at the UN General Assembly on Friday that an agreement with the United States can be reached if Iran's conditions are met. He said the sea route can be opened within a week if essential conditions are fulfilled and normal shipping activity will resume shortly. Araghchi stated that the step the US should take is not new and that the Memorandum of Understanding signed in Pakistan should be implemented, with the decision now resting with Washington.
Iranian President Massoud Pezeshkian told CBS News during the UN General Assembly that everything will return to normal if the US implements the October Memorandum of Understanding. He said, 'We agreed based on the Memorandum of Understanding signed in Pakistan. If the US takes that path, everything will return to normal.' Araghchi added that Iran supports the proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz and is awaiting a normal response from the United States.
Trump Rejects the Proposal and Asserts Control
President Trump told reporters from the White House that Iran has full control of the Strait of Hormuz and that most oil is still passing through. He said, 'We have full control of the Strait of Hormuz, and most oil is still passing through.' Trump also said he likes the idea of an agreement but the proposed agreement cannot be accepted, adding that Iran has faced many difficulties and wants to reach a deal by quickly opening the strait.
Trump rejected Iran's proposal to open the Strait of Hormuz for one week to allow commerce to pass through. He told reporters, 'They want to reach a deal, and that is good. I like the deal. But the deal they have proposed is one I cannot accept.' The Strait of Hormuz carries one-fifth of the world's oil supply and has been closed since the start of the Iran war.
Background on the Memorandum of Understanding
The Memorandum of Understanding requires Iran to never develop nuclear weapons and for the US, Iran, and their allies to cease all military attacks on each other. The US and Iran have both violated the Memorandum of Understanding and have engaged in reciprocal military attacks since its signing. On Friday, February 25, the Wall Street Journal reported that Trump told his cabinet he wants to launch a new attack on Iran.
Christian Fontenros, who previously served on the National Security Council during Trump's first term, said the US does not want to start negotiations with Iran following the Memorandum of Understanding. He noted that the US was criticized for signing a deal that benefits Iran. The MoU, which contains 14 points, was intended to begin negotiations for a comprehensive ceasefire on the Iran issue.
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