Ghalibaf: No progress in talks unless Iran's seven conditions are accepted

Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated in a post on X on Thursday night that Iran's seven conditions have been communicated to mediators repeatedly and in clear terms. He emphasized that Iran would not be swayed by an approach based on pressure and incentives, reiterating that progress in negotiations would only be possible if Iran's seven conditions were accepted.

Ghalibaf's remarks come amid ongoing discussions regarding Iran-US talks. He did not specify the seven conditions in the post, but his statement underscores Iran's position that any negotiation must be based on its terms. The post was published on Thursday night and highlighted Iran's insistence on its conditions being met for any diplomatic progress.

According to Mehr News Agency (MNA), Ghalibaf said Iran's terms had been communicated to mediators repeatedly and in clear terms. He stressed that Iran would not be influenced by a combination of pressure and incentives, and that advancement in negotiations hinges on the acceptance of Iran's seven conditions. The report did not provide further details on the specific conditions or the mediators involved.