Amidst the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, Iran has put forward three conditions to end the war. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that the conflict would cease only if rights are recognized, reparations are provided, and guarantees are given against future attacks.
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The ongoing conflict between the United States, Israel, and Iran has now begun to impact the global economy. A sharp surge in oil and gas prices is being observed, and fears of rising inflation in markets worldwide have deepened. Amidst this, Iran has, for the first time, openly outlined the conditions under which it is prepared to end the ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel.
Iran’s Three Conditions to End the War
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has stated that a path to ending the conflict will open only if Iran’s “legitimate rights” are acknowledged, compensation is provided for damages incurred during the war, and concrete international guarantees are offered against any future attacks. He asserts that if these three conditions are met, Tehran is ready to bring the hostilities to an end.
Pezeshkian issued this statement on the social media platform X. He wrote that, during conversations with leaders from Russia and Pakistan, he reiterated Iran’s commitment to peace in the region. According to him, the current conflict was instigated by the “Zionist regime and the United States,” and the only way to resolve it is through the recognition of Iran’s legal rights, the payment of reparations, and the provision of firm international guarantees against future aggression.
The Outbreak of War and Escalating Tensions
The Iranian President stated that until a concrete agreement is reached on these issues, ending the conflict remains difficult. Tehran remains in constant contact with its regional allies and various other nations, actively seeking to mobilize international support. This statement comes at a time when the conflict has entered its second week, with no signs of de-escalation in sight.
The confrontation began on February 28, when the United States and Israel launched a joint preemptive strike against Iran. In retaliation, Iran carried out drone and missile attacks targeting several Israeli cities. Furthermore, U.S. military bases located in Jordan, Iraq, and several Gulf nations were also targeted—an escalation that led to a rapid surge in tensions across the entire Middle East.
Impact on the Global Economy
Experts believe that the repercussions of this conflict will not be confined solely to the military front. The movement of oil and gas tankers has been disrupted due to rising tensions in the Strait of Hormuz and the resulting impact on maritime activities. This has heightened volatility in the global energy market, and inflationary pressures could intensify further in the near future.
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