Iran Sets Conditions to End Conflict with US and Israel

Iran has specified three conditions to conclude its ongoing war with the United States and Israel, as disclosed by Pezeshkian on Wednesday. The conditions include the payment of reparations by the United States for damages incurred during the conflict and the recognition of Iran's legitimate rights, along with international guarantees to prevent future attacks.

The conflict, which began 12 days ago, has reportedly resulted in the deaths of approximately 1,300 Iranians, with retaliatory strikes causing casualties, including eight American soldiers and at least 12 individuals in Israel. Additionally, a missile strike reportedly killed 160 schoolgirls, with investigations indicating that the strike was carried out by American forces.

Iran has also threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz, a critical maritime passage that transports 20% of the world's oil supply, which could lead to a rise in global fuel prices amid disruptions in the oil supply chain.