Iran Sets Seven Conditions for De-escalation, Dismisses US Optimism
Tehran has rejected US optimism regarding the resolution of the ongoing conflict, outlining a series of prerequisites for any potential de-escalation.
Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Mohsen Rezaei, expressed his country's rejection of the optimism voiced by Washington regarding an end to the current military conflict.
Rezaei dismissed the ongoing discussions as insincere, accusing the US administration of disseminating false information concerning the crisis.
In response, the Iranian side established seven preconditions for de-escalation, primarily demanding an immediate ceasefire, the lifting of economic sanctions, and the withdrawal of foreign military forces.
Conversely, US President Donald Trump ruled out the possibility of launching new strikes at this time, noting a positive momentum toward resolving the current hostilities.
Trump emphasized that his country's interests would remain protected under all circumstances, reaffirming his commitment to safeguarding national security.