Tehran, Iran – The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament affirmed that his country will not accept any agreement with the United States unless it includes clear and binding guarantees ensuring the implementation of all commitments and preventing a repeat of the problems that occurred in previous agreements. He also stressed that Tehran will not again rely on unreliable promises.
The Speaker explained that past experiences have demonstrated the necessity of obtaining practical and enforceable guarantees before reaching any new understanding with Washington. He further noted that the Iranian people will not accept an agreement that does not serve their national interests or effectively lift the pressure and sanctions.
He added that the ongoing negotiations must be based on the principle of mutual respect and full adherence to commitments. He emphasized that Iran is following any proposals on the table with extreme caution in light of current regional and international developments.
These statements come at a time when diplomatic efforts regarding the Iranian nuclear program are witnessing continued momentum. Furthermore, there are attempts to revive understandings between Tehran and Western powers after years of tension and disagreements over sanctions and Iranian nuclear activities.
Observers believe that Tehran’s insistence on obtaining legal and political guarantees reflects a deep-seated mistrust that has accumulated over the past years, particularly after the United States withdrew from the previous nuclear agreement and subsequently reimposed sweeping sanctions on Iran.
The success of diplomatic efforts remains contingent on the ability of the various parties to overcome key points of contention. Meanwhile, Iran maintains its commitment to its rights and strategic interests, while Western powers continue to exert pressure to reach an agreement that reduces tensions and promotes stability in the region.
