Iranian Parliament Speaker Qalibaf: We will not remain in a state of neither war nor peace
Original headlineİran Meclis Başkanı Kalibaf: Ne savaş ne barış durumu içinde kalmayacağız
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Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf said Tehran will not remain in a “neither war nor peace” limbo with the United States, signaling a shift toward a clearer stance amid heightened tensions. He said Iran is open to a deal if Washington accepts the seven conditions Tehran has presented, and warned that otherwise Iran will respond militarily. The remarks matter because they set a binary test for U.S. policy—accept Iran’s terms or face escalation—after a period of ambiguous confrontation. What to watch next is whether the Trump administration engages with the seven-point package or lets the standoff move toward a military response.
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Iran, Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf, United States