Bobby
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⚠️ IRGC Warning: All Gloves Are off Now! Our response will deprive US and its regional allies of the region's oil and gas for years. Our show of restraint so far has only been in adherence to principle of good neighborliness. All the said restrictions are now lifted.
Israel's AD has run dry.
🚨Breaking: Iran statement about the ceasefire, Summary of the Statement from Iran’s Supreme National Security Council on the 2-Week Ceasefire and Negotiation Terms 1. U.S.-Accepted 10-Point Framework (Iran’s Core Conditions) According to the statement, the United States has agreed to the following key terms: A formal guarantee of non-aggression toward Iran Continued Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz Recognition of Iran’s uranium enrichment program Removal of all primary and secondary sanctions Termination of all United Nations Security Council resolutions targeting Iran Cancellation of all IAEA Board of Governors resolutions against Iran Payment of war-related damages (reparations) to Iran Withdrawal of all U.S. combat forces from the region An end to hostilities on all fronts, including conflicts involving allied groups in Lebanon Full acceptance of these terms as part of a comprehensive agreement 2. Ceasefire Terms A temporary ceasefire lasting two weeks has been established Negotiations are set to begin on Friday, April 21, in Islamabad The initial negotiation window is two weeks Any extension will require mutual consent from both sides 3. Iran’s Position and Red Lines Negotiations will proceed with deep skepticism toward the United States Iran emphasizes national unity and will continue to frame the situation as a victory Diplomacy is described as a continuation of military pressure, not a replacement for it All political factions and public voices are expected to support the process and avoid internal division Talks are being conducted under direct oversight of top Iranian leadership Iran maintains full military readiness and warns that any violation will trigger a strong response If negotiations fail to produce a decisive outcome reflecting Iran’s demands, military operations will resume until those demands are achieved
@MarioNawfal This is what I think. Pakistan has put the U.S. offer back on the table and surprisingly, Tehran hasn't said "no" yet. If they sign on, the Strait gets back to normal, oil prices will likely fall, and the two sides will have two weeks to hammer out the U.S.'s 15 conditions.
