Iran's security chief sets conditions for ending the war
Iran's top security official has said Tehran's demands for peace include ending the war on all fronts and lifting the US naval blockade.
A senior Iranian security official has outlined the country's position on ending the ongoing war, setting out two main conditions for peace. The statement was published as part of a live rolling update on the conflict, and it states that Tehran is demanding a full end to fighting on all fronts where Iran is currently engaged.
The second key condition is the lifting of the naval blockade imposed by the United States.
Context
The statement comes as the conflict between Iran and its opponents continues on multiple fronts simultaneously. The naval blockade enforced by the US Navy is seen as one of the pressure tools Washington has used against Tehran during the conflict. The demands voiced by Iran's security chief suggest the country's leadership is willing to discuss ending the war, but only on condition that forms of economic and military pressure, including the naval blockade, are lifted.
It remains unclear whether the parties targeted by these demands have responded or expressed willingness to meet them. The situation continues to be actively covered by international media following developments in real time.
The report was published as part of ongoing live coverage of the war, in which Iran is involved on several fronts. No specific timelines or further negotiations have been indicated at this stage.
