Iranian official denies nuclear flexibility, accuses US of using nuclear issue to distract from Strait of Hormuz deadlock
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An informed Iranian official, speaking through Iran's PressTV, has denied recent media reports suggesting Iran has shown flexibility in its nuclear stance. The official accused the United States government of being 'deadlocked' in the Strait of Hormuz and attempting to divert attention from this predicament by hyping the nuclear issue. The official reiterated that Iran's position on the nuclear matter remains unchanged and emphasized that no discussions on the topic are currently underway. The statement, reported by financial news outlet Jin10, pushes back against narratives of potential diplomatic movement on Iran's nuclear program, framing them as a US tactic to mask a strategic failure in the strategic waterway.
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According to Iran's PressTV, an informed Iranian official has dismissed as false a series of media reports suggesting that Iran has shown flexibility in its nuclear position.
The official stated that the U.S. government is "in a stalemate" in the Strait of Hormuz and is attempting to divert attention from this predicament by hyping the nuclear issue.
The official further emphasized that Iran's stance on the nuclear issue remains unchanged, and stressed that no discussions are currently underway on the matter.
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Iran Denies Nuclear Flexibility Reports, Accuses US of Stalemate in Strait of Hormuz