Iranian VP says we are are ready to engage in negotiations, but we want guarantees that we will not be attacked while negotiating

The Iranian Vice President's statement emphasizes a willingness to negotiate, contingent on assurances of not facing aggression during discussions.

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Iranian VP says we are are ready to engage in negotiations, but we want guarantees that we will not be attacked while negotiating

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  • We will negotiate if we are certain that the American side is seeking real negotiations that will not be a cover for a larger conspiracy.
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This reflects a cautious approach that could signal either a thaw in tensions or prolong negotiations, depending on how U.S. and allied responses unfold. Assets associated with geopolitical risk, such as oil and safe havens, may react to the potential volatility stemming from these negotiations.

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