According to Iranian sources, Iran's parliament's National Security and Foreign Policy Committee spokesman Kashqawi said that the nuclear issue is definitely not on the agenda of current diplomatic activities and negotiations. Kashqawi pointed out that claims that Iran's diplomatic contacts with Western or regional countries involve nuclear issues are completely untrue. Currently, Iran's foreign affairs department has not arranged any negotiations on nuclear issues. He said that Iran's position on the current regional situation and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz depends on whether the US accepts and implements the seven conditions previously announced by Iran. Iran's diplomatic work has gone beyond the initial consultation stage; the final decision is in the hands of the other party. Kashqawi also said that the visit of senior Pakistani military and security officials, including Pakistan Army Chief of Staff Asim Mounir, was received by Iran's Ministry of the Interior. It falls entirely within the scope of bilateral relations, aimed at strengthening border cooperation and exchanges between neighboring countries, and has nothing to do with any mediation activities or new initiatives in the Strait of Hormuz conflict.

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