Ghalibaf Says No Progress in US Talks Unless Iran’s ‘Seven Conditions’ Are Met
Ghalibaf said negotiations can move forward only if Washington meets Iran’s seven conditions, including sanctions relief and an end to the naval blockade.
- Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said peace-talk progress requires agreement on Iran’s seven conditions and rejected Washington’s “carrot-and-stick approach.”
- Abbas Araghchi said Iran viewed U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s diplomatic outreach positively but would not meet U.S. officials until its conditions were addressed.
- The reported conditions include ending hostilities, lifting the naval blockade and sanctions, releasing frozen assets, reducing U.S. forces, providing war compensation, and preventing further U.S. attacks.
- Qatar mediated indirect negotiations, while Iran said it could restore security in the Strait of Hormuz within two days if its demands were met.
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While diplomatic contacts mediated by Qatar are intensifying to end US and Israeli attacks on Iran, the Tehran administration insists on the fulfillment of the seven conditions it has put forward for peace talks to begin. Iran and Oman have established a border crossing in the Strait of Hormuz...
Iran continues to build a diplomatic solution to the conflict with the US to meet seven conditions.
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Iran Welcomes Vance’s Diplomatic Outreach but Refuses U.S. Talks Until Sanctions and Military Demands Are Met
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi described Vice President JD Vance's letter as a positive diplomatic development but rejected immediate negotiations with Washington as Qatari and ... The post Iran Welcomes Vance’s Diplomatic Outreach but Refuses U.S. Talks Until Sanctions and Military Demands Are Met first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Iran insists there will be no reopening of the Strait of Hormuz or new talks before the full terms are implemented.
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