Iran presents five conditions for a ceasefire, stating "Accept the conditions first, then negotiate."

ZkProver · 2026-03-25T14:36:44+00:00

The Iranian government rejected the United States' peace proposal, reiterating that it will end the war on its own terms. Iran put forward five ceasefire conditions, including the cessation of hostile actions and clear compensation for war damages, stating that it will not engage in negotiations before these conditions are met.

ZkProver

2026-03-25 14:36:44

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ChainCatcher reports, citing Press TV, the news channel controlled by the Iranian government. Iranian officials issued a statement, mentioning that Iran has rejected the U.S. proposal and insists that the war will only end on Iran’s terms and timeline.

An official familiar with the Iranian government details stated that Iran will not allow Trump to decide when the war ends. He also emphasized Tehran’s continued defense and determination to inflict “heavy strikes” on enemies until their demands are met. The official outlined five specific conditions Iran agrees to for ending the war, including:

Fully stopping enemy “aggression and assassination” actions.
Establishing concrete mechanisms to ensure the war is not imposed on Iran again.
Guaranteeing and clearly defining compensation and repair costs for war damages.
Ending the war across all fronts and within all resistance organizations involved in the region.
International recognition and safeguarding of Iran’s sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has conveyed to all well-intentioned mediators that a ceasefire is conditional upon acceptance of all its terms. The official emphasized, “No negotiations will take place before this,” and reaffirmed that Iran’s defensive actions will continue until the above conditions are met.

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