Iranian panel rejects talks until conditions met

The Iranian parliamentary committee has rejected the idea of negotiations with the West until Tehran’s conditions are met, considering that any dialogue would be pointless as long as its demands are not fulfilled. This comes despite increased American and Israeli pressures on Iran, which was attacked last February and responded by closing the Strait of Hormuz and blocking it to oil exports, leading to a U.S. naval blockade of Iranian ports. Iranian officials emphasize the necessity of standing firm against the pressures, while not supporting the continuation of the war, but they reject negotiations from a position of weakness.

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