Press TV outlined five key demands that define Iran’s framework for ending the war.
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The first condition is a complete halt to all military aggression, including airstrikes, targeted assassinations, and covert operations.
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Second, Iran demands firm and verifiable guarantees that such attacks will not be repeated.
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Third, Tehran is insisting on reparations, including compensation for damages caused by the war and clarity on how those payments would be enforced.
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Fourth, Iran requires that any ceasefire apply across all fronts of the conflict, including allied resistance groups operating throughout the region.
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Fifth, Iran demands recognition of its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz as a “natural and legal right.”
if you ask me these demands are too small, and if you ask me again there is no reason for negotiation, the only verifiable guarantee that such attacks will not be repeated is economic and energetic death of the usonian empire
Having legal overship over Hormuz would be massive. Iran would be able to continue to demand toll for ships passing through forever.
I feel that Iran should ask for Russia to act as guaranteer. Perhaps with a fund set aside as collateral.