Iran's Supreme National Security Council announced that approximately 10 days after the war began, the enemy realized it had no ability to win this war. This statement reflects Tehran's perspective on the conflict's progression.
The editorial office reports that, according to Iran, the US has agreed to a number of conditions. These conditions include ten articles that could significantly strengthen Tehran's position in the region and its status in the international arena.
Among the agreed points are
Commitment to non-aggression,
Continuation of Iran's control over the Strait of Hormuz,
Acceptance of uranium enrichment,
Abolition of all primary sanctions, and
Abolition of all secondary sanctions.
These articles are of critical importance for Iran's security and economic interests.
Other conditions include
Abolition of all UN Security Council resolutions,
Abolition of all Board of Governors resolutions,
Payment of reparations to Iran,
Withdrawal of US combat forces from the region, and
Cessation of war on all fronts, including those against Lebanon's Hezbollah.
These demands clearly demonstrate Iran's ambitions in regional and international politics.