Iran Sets New Conditions for Negotiations with the US

The state of Iran has put forward a number of important conditions to resume suspended negotiations with the United States. This was reported by Zamin.uz.

This was reported by Al Mayadeen TV channel, which regularly covers the situation in the Middle East. According to the channel's information, Tehran is demanding clear guarantees for its security before initiating any official dialogue with Washington.

Specifically, the Iranian side emphasized that there must be an official and written guarantee of no military aggression or use of force against its territory. These demands are considered necessary to restore trust between the two states in the current difficult situation.

Additionally, the issue of compensation that could cover potential future damages by Iran's guardians has also been placed on the negotiation agenda. Tehran views this issue as one of the key matters that must be resolved before it can conditionally settle other issues.

Furthermore, Iran is demanding international recognition of its right to implement a full nuclear fuel cycle at its nuclear facilities. The country's leadership assesses this issue as a strategic right linked to its scientific and technological independence.

According to analysts, these demands could further complicate the negotiation process between the US and Iran. However, some observers do not rule out the possibility that these conditions could open a new path for future political bargaining between the parties.

The further development of the situation will depend on what kind of solution both sides reach.