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Iran: "No end to the war without sanctions relief and compensation"…risk of prolonged conflict
Summary
- Iran said it is demanding a full lifting of economic sanctions, payment of all compensation, and guarantees of U.S. non-interference in internal affairs as conditions for ending the war.
- Markets say that despite expectations of entering negotiations, the wide gap between the two sides is fueling assessments that the conflict could be prolonged.
- Iran said it will not stop the war until it receives all compensation, sanctions are lifted, and it secures international legal guarantees of U.S. non-interference in its internal affairs.
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Iran has reiterated that it will end the war only if sanctions are lifted, compensation is paid, and the United States guarantees non-interference. Markets say that despite hopes for talks, the gap between the two sides remains wide, raising the likelihood the conflict will drag on.
According to cryptocurrency-focused outlet Odaily on the 24th, Mohsen Rezaei, a military adviser to Iran’s Supreme Leader, recently said in an interview on Iranian state TV that the conditions for ending the war include: ▲payment of all compensation ▲a full lifting of economic sanctions ▲international legal guarantees that the United States will not interfere in Iran’s internal affairs.
Rezaei said, “Iran will not stop the war until it receives all compensation, all economic sanctions are lifted, and it obtains international legal guarantees that the United States will not interfere in Iran’s internal affairs.”
He also touched on the backdrop to the latest clash. Rezaei said, “The dispute between Iran and the United States is not limited to this war or the attack in June last year,” adding that it is “a conflict that has continued for 47 years since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.” He stressed, “This issue must be brought to a conclusion.”
Minseung Kang
minriver@bloomingbit.ioBlockchain journalist | Writer of Trade Now & Altcoin Now, must-read content for investors.
