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L'Iran non ha ancora deciso se inviare una delegazione negoziale a Islamabad per colloqui con Washington e nessun colloquio avrà luogo finché rimarrà in vigore il blocco navale statunitense. Lo riporta l'agenzia di stampa Tasnim, affiliata ai pasdaran

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What’s on the table right now is two venues: Islamabad and Istanbul. We’re not hearing any confirmation from the Iranian officials regarding the next step. What we understand from our sources is that there are quite a few bridgeable points. One of them is the enrichment issue: What’s being circulated in the media is that the US wants 20 years, the Iranians are offering five. Either way, there’s a possibility of reaching an agreement at this level. The other issue, which is very crucial, is the management of the Strait of Hormuz and what the future of the strait will be. Iran’s new supreme leader made it clear that the future of the strait will be different from before. Then there is the highly enriched uranium, the quantity which exceeds 450kgs (about 1,000 pounds) and is said to be buried in one of the destroyed Iranian nuclear facilities – according to the Americans – and is supposed to be removed – according to the Iranians – can be diluted to less than 3 percent.

Talks led by France & Britain to focus on Strait of Hormuz, potential sanctions on Iran —— Diplomatic talks led by France and Britain this week on a possible future multinational mission will be organized into several working groups, covering topics from potential sanctions on Iran to industry cooperation aimed at maintaining maritime traffic, according to a source to Reuters. The source said that discussions among senior diplomats ahead of a meeting co-chaired by the British and French leaders on Friday will concentrate on protecting freedom of navigation and maritime security, considering economic pressure on Iran if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed, facilitating the release of sailors and stranded ships, and coordinating with industry to maintain preparedness to resume shipping when conditions permit.