Iran told the US it was time to capitulate to Tehran on seven conditions.
The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Razai, said it is time for Washington to accept Tehran's seven conditions for ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, while dismissing reports of potential negotiations between the US and Iran as fabricated.
In a social media statement on November 9, Razai urged the US to stop denying the emergence of a new regional order and abandon what he described as attempts to manufacture news about imaginary peace talks.
Iran's seven conditions include:
The end of hostilities throughout the region, including in Lebanon, Gaza and Yemen.
Release of Iran's frozen assets.
Complete lifting of the US naval blockade.
Removal of economic and political sanctions.
The withdrawal of the American naval and air forces from the area.
Payment of war reparations.
Ending threats and hostile rhetoric against Iran.
According to Press TV, Tehran insists that these conditions must be implemented before negotiations resume or the Strait of Hormuz will be reopened. Iranian officials say previous US responses have been insufficient.
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