New Delhi: A major question remains as to when the tensions between the US and Iran will subside. Proposals are frequently tabled by both sides, yet no concrete outcome is reached. The situation remains dire, with the two nations still on the brink of conflict. Iran has now publicly outlined seven conditions to end the hostilities with the US; these conditions have been conveyed to the US via Qatar.
In a stern warning, Iran stated that if the US does not accept these terms, Tehran is fully prepared to engage in a decisive war. Iran’s conditions include ending hostilities on all fronts, releasing frozen Iranian funds, and lifting the maritime blockade.
Meanwhile, Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, confirmed that Qatar has conveyed Iran’s conditions to the US. Iran is now eagerly awaiting a response from US President Donald Trump.
Here are Iran’s key conditions
Iran has placed significant conditions before the US. According to reports, Mohsen Rezaei stated that they are in constant contact with Qatar and are awaiting Trump’s reaction. Rezaei noted that the conditions include ending the war on all fronts, releasing frozen Iranian funds, and lifting the maritime blockade.
Posting on the social media platform X, he stated that these seven conditions have been set to initiate talks with the US. He emphasised that Iran’s stance is absolutely clear and added that accepting these terms would be in the US’s best interest.
He asserted that Trump’s threats would yield no results and reiterated that Iran is prepared for a decisive war. Meanwhile, Qatar and Pakistan have been attempting to facilitate a resumption of dialogue between Iran and the US following the expiration of a key agreement’s deadline last month.
Iran Prepared for a Major War
Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, stated that Tehran is fully prepared to handle any situation. He has also taken steps to modify his military strategy. Rezaei has further claimed that Iran recently tested a multi-warhead anti-ship missile near a US vessel or aircraft carrier.
Meanwhile, Iran’s security chief issued a stern warning, stating that any retaliatory action by Iran in the coming days could be massive in scale. When asked if the conflict might end soon, Rezaei stated bluntly that, in practical terms, the war is still ongoing. He added that Tehran is working on a strategy aimed at ending the confrontation as quickly as possible.
