Iran's demands are not unreasonable; America has to decide.
The spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Esmail Bagai, rejected the claim of the US Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, that Tehran's demands are unacceptable, and asks which of them is unreasonable: the end of the naval blockade and the actions of the so-called "economic plan", the removal of illegal sanctions before any talks, or the stopping of the war on all fronts?
He said that Washington's conduct was "not only ridiculous and illegal but criminal," noting that the Islamabad agreement lasted barely two weeks, and called Iran's two-day offer "the height of good faith" and the most rational plan on the table.
Bakay said the US must decide whether it really understood the message of its voters.