Iran's positions and conditions on the Strait of Hormuz were announced transparently through Pakistan, reports Tasnim citing sources

Pakistan Army Chief Munir was seeking to open the space for negotiations and was seeking to convey Iran's conditions and positions to the American side. A source close to the Iranian negotiating team told Tasnim: Contrary to what some media outlets have said, Asim Munir, the commander of the Pakistani army, who traveled to Iran the other day, was not carrying a threatening message or a similar message from the United States, but rather was seeking to open the space for negotiations and was seeking to convey Iran's conditions and positions to the American side. This informed source noted: The return of the United States to the Islamabad Memorandum of Understanding and the implementation of its provisions, which include Article 5, i.e. Iranian arrangements on the Strait of Hormuz, are among Iran's conditions, and this issue was announced through Pakistan, and the Pakistani side is seeking to convey them to the American side.