Iran has transmitted its peace conditions to the United States through Qatar, according to high-ranking security official Mohsen Rezaei. The message was delivered to Qatar, which is acting as an intermediary in the negotiations. Rezaei emphasized that Iran's position on the US-Israeli conflict is clear and non-negotiable.
The Iranian official warned that if tensions continue to rise, Tehran may reconsider its nuclear policy. The conditions include the end of hostilities on all fronts, the thawing of frozen assets, and the cessation of sanctions. Rezaei also mentioned that the message was sent to Qatar, which is expected to relay it to the US.
Qatar's role as a mediator has been confirmed by multiple sources. The country has been involved in diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the situation. The Iranian government has consistently maintained that its actions are defensive and aimed at protecting national sovereignty.
The situation remains tense, with the US and Israel continuing their military operations in the region. Iran's offer of peace terms comes amid growing concerns over the humanitarian impact of the conflict. The outcome of these negotiations will be closely watched by international observers.
