Iran Demands Lifting of Oil Export Restrictions and Reduction of US Armed Presence in the Region

Iran has voiced a series of demands, including the lifting of restrictions on oil exports, the reduction of the US armed presence in the region and the unfreezing of all its blocked assets. This was stated by Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi.

He presented a series of conditions put forward by Iran, whose fulfillment would pave the way for negotiations.

“Among our conditions are the lifting of the sanctions imposed after the Islamabad memorandum, the reduction of the number of US forces in the region, the lifting of restrictions on oil exports and the unfreezing of all blocked assets, including the funds held in accounts in Qatar,” Araghchi stated.

Iran’s foreign minister noted that Tehran also demands that the sole operating route passing through the Strait of Hormuz be recognized as the one agreed upon jointly with the authorities of Oman. Iran also demands an end to all wars in the region, including the Lebanon conflict.

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