Rezaei, Iran's Head of Security Affairs: The Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to reopen unless Iran's conditions are met.
According to Al Jazeera, Iranian security chief Rezaei stated that he has read the letter from U.S. Vice President Vance but has not yet responded. He noted that the tone of the letter is "completely different" from Trump's previous letters, which he sees as a "sign of the Iranian nation's strength and victory." Rezaei said that the U.S. insists on negotiations, but Iran has made it clear that it will not negotiate unless its conditions are met. He emphasized that the Strait of Hormuz is unlikely to reopen unless Iran's conditions are met. Additionally, Rezaei stated that no new decision has been made regarding changing the nuclear doctrine, but there is public demand for such a change.
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