Iran open to talks if US changes behavior
The chairman of the Iranian Parliament's Security and Foreign Policy Committee stated that Tehran does not oppose negotiations with the United States, provided that there is trust in U.S. sincerity and its behavior changes. He expressed hesitation regarding Washington’s intentions to release frozen assets. He confirmed that the current negotiations do not include Iran’s nuclear program, and that engagement with the process depends on the behavior of the American side. Last night saw a military escalation following an Iranian strike targeting Israel, amid mutual threats and preparations to resume attacks if the bombings in Lebanon continue.
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