Iran Sets Negotiation Conditions, Warns of U.S. 'Deception'

AirdropBlackHole · 2026-03-26T21:11:02+00:00

Iran has responded to a U.S. proposal through intermediaries, outlining conditions for negotiations, including a ceasefire and assurances against war. Iran distrusts U.S. intentions, viewing the negotiations as a ploy to manipulate public opinion and prolong military actions.

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2026-03-26 21:11:02

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On March 26, news reported by Tasnim News Agency, citing sources, states that Iran has formally responded to the U.S. proposal through intermediaries and is awaiting a reply from the American side. The conditions put forth by Tehran include: cessation of hostile actions, assurance that war will not resume, clear war reparations, and achieving a ceasefire across all fronts and allied forces. Iran also insists that its control over the Strait of Hormuz is a legitimate right and a fundamental guarantee of any agreement. The source further indicated that Iran does not trust U.S. intentions, describing the negotiations as a ‘scam’ aimed at shaping global public opinion, maintaining low oil prices, and buying time for potential further military actions by the U.S.

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