Iran's Ghalibaf Demands Protection of National Rights Before Signing US Peace Deal
'Won't Approve Agreement Until...': Top Iranian Negotiator Sets Condition To Sign US Peace Deal

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Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has stated that Tehran will not sign any agreement with the United States unless its national rights are fully protected, highlighting ongoing deadlock in negotiations. He emphasized the need for concrete results rather than American promises.
- 01Ghalibaf insists on the protection of Iranian rights as a prerequisite for any agreement with the US.
- 02US President Donald Trump mentioned that Washington and Tehran are nearing a 'very good deal', but warned of a different course if negotiations fail.
- 03Key negotiation topics include sanctions relief, frozen Iranian assets, maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz, and Iran's nuclear program.
- 04Iranian officials have accused the US of changing its demands during talks, complicating the negotiation process.
- 05Despite reported progress on some issues, significant differences remain unresolved.
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Iran's top negotiator, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, has declared that the country will not sign any agreement with the United States unless its national rights are fully safeguarded. This statement reflects the ongoing deadlock in negotiations aimed at reaching a broader agreement. Ghalibaf expressed distrust in American assurances, insisting that only tangible results would be acceptable. He stated, 'We will not approve any agreement until we are certain that the rights of the Iranian people have been upheld.' His comments come in the context of US President Donald Trump's assertion that a 'very good deal' is close, although Trump warned of pursuing an alternative route if talks fail. The negotiations focus on critical issues such as sanctions relief, the status of frozen Iranian assets, maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz, and concerns regarding Iran's nuclear program. While both sides have reported some progress, major differences remain, with Iranian officials claiming that the US has altered its demands. As diplomatic efforts continue, significant gaps must be bridged before any agreement can be finalized.
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The outcome of these negotiations could significantly affect Iran's economic situation and international relations.
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