The article argues that Iran should not accept a peace deal without guarantees of sovereignty and long-term security. It contends that Israel’s regional ambitions and US military and political support for it remain the biggest obstacles to lasting peace. With Tehran’s demands unlikely to be accepted by Washington, Iran must strengthen its deterrence or seek a broader settlement through BRICS to prevent another conflict.
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf said Iran would not accept a continuing state between war and peace, according to aninews.in, The Siasat Daily and samaa.tv, which published reports on November 15. PressTV reported earlier that Ghalibaf, identified as Iran’s lead negotiator, said the US must decide on Iran’s latest proposal and that Iran was determined to end the stalemate. The newer reports say he warned the US, but do not provide details of the warning or the proposal.
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