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Iran is reportedly considering a ban on American and Israeli ships from transiting the Strait of Hormuz, a move that has caused fluctuations in oil markets and raised concerns about regional stability.
Iran's chief negotiator, Baqer Qalibaf, issued a warning that if Tehran is prevented from selling oil, no other entity in the region will be able to do so, signaling potential disruptions to oil supply.
Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, declared that Tehran has no reason to adhere to a preliminary agreement with the US, stating that an armed conflict with the US is a 'war for survival'.
Iran's chief negotiator has labeled a preliminary deal to end the Mideast war as a 'declaration of US defeat,' even as talks are set to continue next week. The IAEA is expected to resume inspections in Iran under the terms of this agreement.
Tehran is also set to get some form of sanctions relief from Washington, as well as the unfreezing of assets
Iran's chief negotiator and parliament speaker, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, issued an enigmatic warning that Iran would not tolerate what it considers 'repeated violation' of the ceasefire.
Iran's chief negotiator has vowed a 'crushing' response if the US resumes attacks, stating that Iran's armed forces have rebuilt and will not compromise. Hezbollah also affirmed that Iran will not abandon them, reinforcing the strong alliance between the two, even as Israel reportedly hits Lebanon.
Iran's chief negotiator, Ghalibaf, has been appointed to a new key role overseeing the country's relations with China. This appointment comes as Iran seeks to strengthen its strategic partnerships.
Iran's chief negotiator blamed the US for the failure to reach a deal at Islamabad talks, citing a lack of trust despite Iran presenting "forward-looking initiatives." US Vice President JD Vance stated no agreement was reached, emphasizing the need for Iran's affirmative commitment against pursuing nuclear weapons.
Pakistan has invited Iran's chief negotiator, Bagher Ghalibaf, to Islamabad as part of renewed diplomatic efforts between the two nations.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator, sharply criticized recent US military actions in the Middle East, stating that Washington's behavior indicates a lack of genuine desire to end the recent escalation.
Iran's chief negotiator stated that the country was unable to export a single barrel of oil during the US blockade of its ports.
Following the conclusion of peace talks in Switzerland, Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf, declared that Tehran would administer the Strait of Hormuz. This assertion comes despite the lifting of US sanctions and signals Iran's intent to maintain control over the vital waterway.
Iran's chief negotiator and other officials have reiterated Tehran's stance that the Strait of Hormuz would be administered by Iran and would not return to pre-war conditions, amidst ongoing discussions about a Middle East ceasefire and concerns over oil flows.
President Trump is reportedly seeking further edits to the US-Iran nuclear deal, particularly concerning uranium and the Strait of Hormuz, prolonging the negotiation process. Iran's chief negotiator stated that an agreement would only be reached if their rights are guaranteed.
Iran's chief negotiator has vowed a 'crushing' response if the US resumes attacks, stating that Iran's armed forces have rebuilt and will not compromise. Hezbollah also affirmed that Iran will not abandon them, reinforcing the strong alliance between the two.
Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that Washington is pursuing a 'new strategy' aimed at destroying the country's cohesion and forcing Iran's 'surrender'.
Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, iranski političar s dugogodišnjom vojnom i političkom karijerom, predvodi iransku delegaciju u mirovnim pregovorima sa Sjedinjenim Američkim Državama (SAD) u Pakistanu.
Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf, Iran's chief negotiator and parliamentary speaker, ridiculed U.S. military strategy, asserting that American pressure has backfired on Washington, leading to triple-digit oil prices.
Iran's chief negotiator has publicly defended ongoing peace talks with the United States against criticism from hardliners within the country. The defense highlights internal divisions regarding diplomatic engagement with the US.
Iran's chief negotiator has stated that while dialogue is prioritized, the country is also prepared for war in the Middle East, with separate discussions scheduled with Qatar, a mediating country.
The US has waived some Iran sanctions as both sides agree to a roadmap towards a permanent agreement within 60 days, while Iran's chief negotiator Ghalibaf stated Tehran will administer Hormuz and expects sanctions relief and unfreezing of assets.
Iran's chief negotiator is reportedly returning home after 18 hours of technical negotiations aimed at implementing a memorandum of understanding, with further talks expected to begin Monday.
Iran's chief negotiator has reaffirmed that no deal with the US will be approved without guaranteed Iranian rights, including sanction relief and the release of frozen assets, emphasizing a lack of trust in US promises.
Iran's chief negotiator, Ghalibaf, has been appointed to a new key role overseeing the country's relations with China. This appointment comes as Iran seeks to strengthen its strategic partnerships and continues to be reported by various outlets.
Iran's chief negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, stated that Washington is employing various measures, including a naval blockade, to force Tehran into surrender.