Svmuu News A anonymous Iranian official said that Tehran's response is both realistic and positive. According to the official, Iran's response focuses on ending the war in the entire region, especially Lebanon, and resolving disputes with the United States. The content includes negotiations on the Strait of Hormuz, the nuclear program, and the comprehensive lifting of sanctions.
The response emphasizes the necessity of establishing a clear and guaranteed mechanism to lift all forms of sanctions and stresses the importance of providing clear international guarantees for any potential agreement with the United States. The response is based on Iran's supreme interests and the results of consultations with regional countries. (Al Jazeera)
Iranian official: Iran's response is both realistic and positive
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