🔊 Envoy: Accepting Tehran's conditions, only a way to balanced talks with American Islam, INA - Iran's ambassador to Pakistan emphasizes the country's unwavering steadfastness against American bullying and economic terrorism, saying: "If America implements them, accepts them, we are ready to sit down and discuss with them." In an interview with Asia One, Raza Amiri Mogradam said: "Although they imposed two senseless wars on us, we never walked away from the negotiating table. The US and Trump withdrew from the JCPOA agreement in 2015. He wrote: "We don't ask much from America. We're just saying release the funds you've been blocking for years. We say to end the naval blockade, and we will return to the Strait of Hormuz." Since the Victory Day of the Islamic Revolution, Tehran wants the region to be governed by the countries of the region, the diplomat said. "For eight years, America incited Saddam against us. The Persian Gulf states that Saddam supported Resolution 598, which ended the Iran-Iraq war and promised a ceasefire. We pushed for and included a clause in which Iran plus Iraq and six other Persian Gulf countries built regional security together. After that, we presented the Hormuz initiative to the six countries of the Persian Gulf, proposing that under the Hormuz flag we form a coalition, solve our problems among ourselves and protect our regional security." Referring to the agreement signed by Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey, Amiri Moghadam said, "We need to clarify what the purpose behind the agreement is. Now they are testing it in Iran. And if it is for security in the region to keep outside our country, that is, we are blocking Israeli influence, we are blocking American influence, that is a very good thing." @Irna en.