Iran’s foreign minister has signaled a willingness to engage in diplomatic talks while strongly condemning what he describes as a U.S.-imposed blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, a critical shipping route. The comments come amid ongoing tensions over regional security and economic pressures tied to international sanctions. His remarks suggest a cautious approach to dialogue, even as Tehran accuses Washington of restricting maritime freedom in a strategically vital waterway. The statement underscores the delicate balance between potential diplomatic openings and long-standing disputes over trade and sovereignty.
Pezeshkian leaves door open for negotiations, while calling out US blockade against Iran in Strait of Hormuz.
