Iran has communicated its conditions and considerations to the American side and emphasizes its steadfastness against U.S. pressures. Trump, the President of the United States, recently announced in an interview with a reporter from the Ruda network that he has rejected Iran's proposal for an agreement.
Iran's Proposal and the Terms of the Agreement
An informed source close to the Iranian negotiating team stated that the Islamic Republic of Iran has communicated its conditions and considerations to the American side, which are more developed than the terms of the Islamabad agreement. He added: Iran's recent proposal includes a series of reciprocal and phased actions, and the Islamic Republic of Iran has clearly conveyed its positions and considerations to the opposing parties.
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Domestic Challenges in the U.S. and the Consequences of Tension
This informed source pointed out that the pressures resulting from the Israeli regime's approach in U.S. policy indicate that the U.S. ruling body is facing serious challenges domestically, and dissatisfaction regarding the consequences of the war and its costs has increased. He emphasized: Any escalation of tension against Iran, including economic pressures, sanctions, or attempts to blockade, will not only have repercussions for Iran but can also affect the U.S. and its allies.
Iran's Resolve Against Excessive Demands
This informed source concluded by stating that the Islamic Republic of Iran remains determined to stand firm against the excessive demands and pressures from the United States and the Israeli regime and will not relinquish its national rights and interests under pressure and threat. Trump claimed that Iran stated in its proposal that it would open the Strait of Hormuz, while Mohsen Rezaei, the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, had previously stated that Iran set forth 7 conditions for implementing the Oman agreement, and these conditions have been communicated to the U.S. government.
General Rezaei also emphasized that not only has there been no change in Iran's positions, but the country's diplomacy is effectively carrying out its work, and Iran will not return to the past.
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