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Iran has conveyed to the US conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz
- On Saturday, Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei stated Iran has conveyed conditions to mediators for re-engaging in negotiations aimed at ending the war with the United States.
- Rezaei outlined demands including ending the war on all fronts, unfreezing Iranian funds, and ending the naval blockade, as Qatari and Pakistani mediators work toward resolving the six-month stalemate.
- The Houthis' military escalation in Yemen threatens maritime security and international trade in the Red Sea, prompting the UN's 15 members to call for practical cooperation to enforce the arms embargo.
- Turkey's Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency revoked the Istanbul branch operating license for Bank Mellat on Saturday, citing financial stability amid United States demands for tighter economic measures against Iran.
- Participants marched through central Tehran as part of an initiative dubbed "Janfaday-e Iran," or "ones who sacrifice their lives for Iran," while state media urged citizens to enlist for military instruction.
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Iran's chief negotiator said on Sunday that Tehran had conveyed to Washington through intermediaries its conditions for agreeing to reopen the strategic Strait of Hormuz, which has been blocked throughout the Middle East war.
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