Iran’s President Says US Memorandum Is Best Path Out of Stalled War
Pezeshkian says the memorandum can ease sanctions pressure and restore investor confidence as hard-line leaders warn against concessions.
- On Sunday, Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian defended the June Memorandum of Understanding with the United States as the best path out of a 'neither war nor peace' situation, rejecting claims of capitulation.
- The 60-day negotiation framework expired last week with no breakthrough, leaving both sides deadlocked over reopening the Strait of Hormuz, which is vital to global shipping.
- Pezeshkian argued that "capital and money are extremely sensitive to risk" and Iran must remove this threat to attract investment, while Iran's Supreme National Security Council leader Mohsen Rezaei warned neighbors against U.S. economic measures, threatening to retaliate in a "seismic manner."
- Pakistani Field Marshal Asim Munir will travel to Tehran on Monday, according to Iran's Foreign Ministry, as the delegation aims to de-escalate tensions and urge both nations to return to the negotiating table.
- Nearly six months into the conflict, Iran's economy suffers under international sanctions and a U.S. naval blockade that has severely restricted crude oil exports, underscoring the urgency of resolving the stalemate.
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Iran says support for new sanctions would be 'act of war'
A strong message came from Iran's security chief, cautioning nations that support the freshly imposed US economic measures. President Pezeshkian defended a recent memorandum as a hopeful step ahead. Although the Strait of Hormuz remained calm, fresh transit restrictions were unveiled. Pakistan's army chief plans a trip to Tehran to facilitate discussions on de-escalating tensions. Concurrently, reports detailed incidents of execution and violenc…
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Rezaei, in a post on X, also warned that Iran would consider any country supporting or participating in the US economic campaign against Tehran to be an "act of war."
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The spokesman for the Iranian Parliament’s National Security Commission further warned that Tehran will consider any State’s participation in the economic offensive promoted by Washington against Iran as an “act of war”
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