Ghalibaf on Hormuz Seven conditions to reopen

Oct 4

In this official parliamentary excerpt, Ghalibaf says the 'Zionists' are desperate and that the United States is frustrated by Iranian resistance. He says Washington recently made proposals through an intermediary while saying something different publicly. He rejects stalling and unilateral demands, describes Iran's position as firm, and says Hormuz will not reopen until its seven conditions under the Islamabad memorandum are fulfilled. He does not list those conditions or announce that they have been met.

Ghalibaf declares that Hormuz will not reopen until seven conditions based on the Islamabad memorandum are met. DD India identifies the underlying memorandum as the June agreement. The statement does not enumerate all seven conditions or announce reopening or US acceptance. The complete official excerpt says U.S. proposals have recently arrived through an intermediary despite different public messaging. Ghalibaf rejects delay and unilateral demands before delivering the same conditional refusal to reopen Hormuz. Neither the intermediary, proposal-delivery date nor a completed agreement is identified. IRINN's full October 4 parliamentary account retains Ghalibaf's cognitive-warfare characterization and his connected strategy of fighting and negotiating, promising military surprises and diplomatic consolidation of Iran's position. These are his public positions, not completed attacks or accepted conditions.