Iran's Five-Point Ultimatum: Hormuz Deal Dead Unless U.S. Surrenders on Sanctions, Proxies, and Military Presence

Iran's Supreme National Security Council head has issued a maximalist list of conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, effectively ending negotiations and signaling Tehran sees the waterway as leverage, not a commodity to trade away.
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