Iran Outlines Minimum Demands for Lasting Peace Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Amid a fragile ceasefire in Tehran following rising geopolitical tensions with the United States, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, outlined Tehran's minimum requirements for a sustainable peace settlement. In a statement posted on X, Gharibabadi emphasized that true peace cannot be achieved through threats, humiliation, or coercive measures. He criticized opposing parties for rejecting Iran's responses as insufficient, arguing that their goal is imposing political will rather than achieving genuine peace. Iran's core demands include a permanent end to hostilities, guarantees against future conflicts, the lifting of all sanctions and blockades, compensation for war damages, and full respect for Iran’s sovereign rights. The official described these conditions not as maximalist requests, but as essential prerequisites consistent with the UN Charter for resolving a crisis initiated by unlawful force. This diplomatic stance comes as daily life continues in Tehran under the shadow of potential renewed conflict, highlighting the delicate nature of the current truce and the significant diplomatic hurdles remaining between Iran and Western powers.
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Iran Outlines Minimum Demands for Lasting Peace Amid Fragile Ceasefire
Amid a fragile ceasefire in Tehran following rising geopolitical tensions with the United States, Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister for Legal and International Affairs, Kazem Gharibabadi, outlined Tehran's minimum requirements for a sustainable peace settlement. In a statement posted on X, Gharibabadi emphasized that true peace cannot be achieved through threats, humiliation, or coercive measures. He criticized opposing parties for rejecting Iran's responses as insufficient, arguing that their goal is imposing political will rather than achieving genuine peace. Iran's core demands include a permanent end to hostilities, guarantees against future conflicts, the lifting of all sanctions and blockades, compensation for war damages, and full respect for Iran’s sovereign rights. The official described these conditions not as maximalist requests, but as essential prerequisites consistent with the UN Charter for resolving a crisis initiated by unlawful force. This diplomatic stance comes as daily life continues in Tehran under the shadow of potential renewed conflict, highlighting the delicate nature of the current truce and the significant diplomatic hurdles remaining between Iran and Western powers.