Saadollah Zarei Announces Iran's New Conditions for Negotiations

Saadollah Zarei, a political analyst, detailed Iran's new conditions for starting negotiations with the United States and Israel at a press conference in Tehran. Zarei emphasized that the nuclear issue is not negotiable under any circumstances and referred to Tehran's three key demands, which include lifting the maritime blockade, Israel's withdrawal from Gaza, and halting operations in the West Bank.

Details of Iran's Conditions

Zarei told reporters at the conference, which was held at 10 AM, "Iran will only begin negotiations under the current conditions if these three conditions are met." He stressed that these conditions reflect Iran's serious will to achieve peace and stability in the region.

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He added: "Lifting the maritime blockade means complete freedom of navigation in the waters of the Persian Gulf and the Sea of Oman. This action will benefit not only Iran but all the countries bordering these waters." Zarei also referred to Israel's withdrawal from the Gaza Strip, stating: "This action can help improve humanitarian conditions in the region and pave the way for more serious negotiations."

Possible Consequences

Zarei emphasized that halting Israeli military operations in the West Bank could lead to a reduction in tensions in this area. According to him, these three conditions are not only beneficial for Iran but for the entire region and could lay the groundwork for constructive dialogues in the future.

He further stated: "Iran will not allow the nuclear issue to be sidelined under any circumstances. We emphasize that Iran's nuclear program is a non-negotiable issue, and any negotiations must be based on mutual respect and international law."

Zarei concluded by stressing that meeting these conditions could contribute to lasting peace in the Middle East, and Iran is ready to take serious steps in this regard. He also highlighted the importance of regional countries' support for these conditions and called for greater cooperation among Islamic countries.

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