Señal de alto el fuego por parte de Irán: sentimientos encontrados, las propuestas de Irán y EE. UU. están muy alejadas

Golden Finance reports that on April 22, according to Al Jazeera, Tehran University professor Tohid Asadi stated that regarding a ceasefire, we have received both positive and negative signals from Iran. Tehran has indicated that they will not negotiate under imposed conditions and terms. Comparing the initial 10-point and 15-point proposals put forward by Iran and the United States, it is evident that the positions of both sides are far apart. Tehran’s distrust of the United States, along with military rhetoric that may accompany failed negotiations, also casts a shadow over the current atmosphere. This serves as a warning that another round of confrontation may be imminent. Tehran still plans to use the Strait of Hormuz as a leverage point and bargaining chip in negotiations. It is attempting to exercise jurisdiction over ships passing through this strategically significant waterway. Iran has stated that the foundation of its foreign policy actions—especially when involving Israel—is “either everyone is safe, or no one is safe.” (East News Agency)