Ghalibaf: Reaching an agreement with Washington remains possible

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said on Sunday that the road to reaching an agreement between Washington and Tehran remains open, provided the United States accepts what he described as Iran's logical conditions.

The semi-official Fars News Agency reported that Ghalibaf reaffirmed that the path to reaching an agreement with the United States remains open if Washington accepts Iran's "logical conditions."

According to Bloomberg news agency, Ghalibaf said on Sunday: "We do not care at all whether the United States wants to negotiate or wage war," adding that "Iran will not remain in a state of neither war nor peace."

Ghalibaf continued: "If the Americans make a mistake this time, it will be the Iranian armed forces that determine the geography of the battle."

Ghalibaf said his country does not care whether the United States wants negotiation or war, emphasizing that "if they accept our seven logical conditions, the path to reaching an agreement will be open. But if the United States makes a mistake this time, it will be the capabilities and will of the Iranian armed forces that determine the geography of the war, not Washington's desire and will, and many will bear the consequences of a new war."

Ghalibaf addressed the Iranian missile city revealed in recent days, stating that it was verified during the war and under enemy fire. He added that it goes beyond being a technical and defensive achievement and represents, in his description, a symbol of strategic transformations in the region.