The Iranian Foreign Ministry has publicly declared that it has established a clear and firm set of conditions aimed at ending the current regional conflicts. According to spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei, these conditions are designed to restore security across the Persian Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz. While the specific details of these conditions were not disclosed in the official statement, Baghaei emphasized that Iran’s position has been communicated to relevant parties.

Furthermore, the ministry confirmed that it is currently reviewing proposals put forward by the United States. Iran intends to provide a formal response to these proposals through the use of mediators, rather than through direct diplomatic channels. The statement suggests that Tehran is seeking a resolution that addresses its security concerns in the region, though the nature of the U.S. proposals remains unconfirmed by the Iranian side. The situation remains in a state of diplomatic maneuvering, with both sides relying on intermediaries to manage the exchange of terms regarding the ongoing hostilities.