Iran says it will not allow the U.S. to decide when to fight and when to stop.
On July 27, Iranian Foreign Ministry spokesman Baghaei stated at a regular press conference that Iran and Oman are currently engaged in talks regarding the Strait of Hormuz, and the discussions "have nothing to do with the United States." He emphasized that Iran will not allow the U.S. to decide when to fight and when to stop—however, as long as Iran believes that diplomatic means can safeguard national interests, it will definitely utilize diplomatic means.
Iran is engaged in discussions with Oman regarding the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that these talks are not connected to the United States. The Iranian Foreign Ministry emphasized that Iran will not permit the U.S. to dictate the terms of war or peace, and will utilize diplomatic means to safeguard its national interests.
- Iran is in talks with Oman about the Strait of Hormuz.
- The discussions are stated to be unrelated to the United States.
- Iran will not allow the U.S. to dictate terms of conflict or peace.
- Iran emphasizes the use of diplomatic means to protect national interests.