Pezeshkian Says Iran Has 'Necessary Will' For Peace, Buoying Hopes Deal May Be Nearing
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Pezeshkian Says Iran Has 'Necessary Will' For Peace, Buoying Hopes Deal May Be Nearing
"We possess the necessary will to end this conflict, provided that essential conditions are met -- especially the guarantees required to prevent repetition of the aggression."
"The solution to normalizing the situation is the cessation of their aggressive attacks."
"Iran said on March 25 that it was reviewing a 15-point US proposal and had put forward what it said were five conditions that needed to be met in order for the conflict to end."
"Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi said in an interview that he continues to receive messages from US special envoy Steve Witkoff but that does not mean 'negotiations' are taking place between Tehran and Washington."
Iranian President Masud Pezeshkian stated that the country has the will to end its conflict with the US and Israel, contingent on specific conditions being met. He emphasized the need for guarantees to prevent future aggression. Despite skepticism about his influence, Pezeshkian's remarks positively impacted US markets and oil prices. The US has proposed a 15-point plan requiring Iran to dismantle nuclear facilities and limit missile capabilities. Iranian officials have denied ongoing negotiations but acknowledged reviewing the US proposal and outlining their own conditions for peace.
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