Iran's Ghalibaf sends fresh warning to US, says Tehran will dictate terms of war in case of ‘mistakes’
- Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf said Iran would not remain in a state of “neither war nor peace” and would consider negotiations if the United States accepted seven conditions.
- Qalibaf warned that Iran’s Armed Forces would determine the battlefield’s geographic scope if the United States made another mistake.
- Qalibaf highlighted advances in Iran’s missile capabilities and discussed domestic economic concerns, including inflation, unemployment, and price fluctuations.
- Iran’s military reported that three oil tankers caught fire after striking naval mines near the Strait of Hormuz, where vessels had entered restricted waters.
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Iran speaker says Tehran will not accept ‘neither war nor peace’ situation, sets conditions for US deal
In a bold statement, Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf rejects a prolonged 'neither war nor peace' situation with the US, outlining seven conditions for any potential agreement while asserting Iran's military readiness.
Iran will not remain in 'state of neither war nor peace', Tehran's top negotiator warns US
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has issued a fresh warning to the US and said Tehran would never remain in neither a state of "war nor peace". Furthermore, he said the US must accept the seven logical conditions put forth by Iran.
Iran rejects ‘neither war nor peace’, Ghalibaf warns US
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf on Sunday, November 15, said Tehran would not remain in a state of “neither war nor peace” and was prepared for either negotiations or war with the United States, Iranian media reported. Speaking during an open parliamentary session, Ghalibaf said Iran was not concerned about Washington’s choice between negotiations … Get the latest updates in Hyderabad City News, Technology, Entertainment, Spo…
Iran not remain in state of neither war nor peace: Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf - The Tribune
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Baqer Qalibaf rejected a state of "neither war nor peace" with Washington, warning that Iran's armed forces will dictate any conflict. He also condemned US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's remarks, citing them as a sign of Washington's deep desperation.
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