Tehran demands an end to US aggression and sanctions before entering nuclear negotiations.
Iran will refrain from making concessions regarding its nuclear program unless Washington meets Tehran's express preconditions, political analyst Etfa Toghiani stated in an interview with Al Jazeera.
Speaking from the Iranian capital, Toghiani emphasized that the Iranian government demands that the US honor its previous diplomatic commitments and cease military hostilities before formal negotiations can proceed.
Tehran's core demands focus on ensuring a complete halt to the war and a one-sided military conflict, alongside tangible economic relief achieved through the removal of existing blockades and the easing of financial sanctions.
Toghiani noted that while Washington continues to see economic pressure as its main point of leverage against Iran, Tehran's position remains firm in its refusal to negotiate by force until its basic security and economic conditions are satisfied.