Three important signals from Iran’s SNSC Secretary Mohsen Rezaei tonight.- First, he claims Washington has accepted some | Hanami
Three important signals from Iran’s SNSC Secretary Mohsen Rezaei tonight.
- First, he claims Washington has accepted some of Tehran’s seven conditions, while others remain unresolved. He also confirms that the US approached Iran through Pakistan, Qatar and Iraq.
- Second, Iran intends to retain control over Hormuz and benefit economically from managing the Strait. This suggests Tehran is thinking beyond the current confrontation.
- Third, Rezaei warns that another war could put regional data centres, AI facilities and communication cables at risk, assets he values at over $2 trillion.
- Tehran is trying to turn Hormuz into a long-term strategic asset, while extending its deterrence beyond energy infrastructure to the Gulf’s digital economy.