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    In a statement released to the press, Iranian officials presented seven conditions that they say must be met by the United States before meaningful diplomatic progress can occur. The conditions are described as prerequisites for any substantive dialogue between the two governments.

    Iran explicitly warned that should the United States fail to accept these conditions, the country could face a “decisive war.” This statement follows an earlier advisory that highlighted growing concerns about a potential escalation in military confrontation.

    Implications for U.S.‑Iran Negotiations

    The announcement points to a significant shift in the stage of U.S.‑Iran negotiations, with the latter signaling that, until its specified conditions are met, it will not engage in substantive talks. This stance may influence future diplomatic and economic maneuvers by both sides.

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