US proposal focuses on nuclear issue, but Iran's focus is on Strait of Hormuz: Baghaei

Iran’s diplomatic strategy centers on restoring stability in the Strait of Hormuz through a seven-point proposal that mandates the lifting of US sanctions and an end to maritime interference. While the United States prioritizes nuclear negotiations, Iran maintains that these are long-term issues, focusing instead on immediate regional security and the preservation of national sovereignty. The Foreign Ministry rejects US claims of isolating Iran, asserting that the recent UN General Assembly provided a successful platform for conveying its viewpoints. Furthermore, Iran warns neighboring countries against permitting their territories or military equipment to be used for aggression, emphasizing that regional stability depends on adherence to good neighborly relations. Ongoing diplomatic exchanges via Qatari mediators continue, though Iran remains firm on its core demands before considering any further concessions or changes to its current maritime blockade.