Iran will not back down from red lines in negotiations, Iranian security official says

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Iranian parliament's national security committee head Ebrahim Azizi stated on Wednesday that Iran will not compromise on its red lines regarding uranium enrichment, possession, and Strait of Hormuz management during negotiations with the US. This assertion followed US President Donald Trump's threat to attack Oman if it interfered with Strait of Hormuz operations, while also claiming Iran was eager for a deal.

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Azizi asserted that the red lines include Iran’s right to enrich uranium, possess enriched uranium, and manage the Strait of Hormuz, in addition to the lifting of all sanctions.

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