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Tehran wants to end the war—but not at any price
Iran’s leadership is not prepared to make dramatic concessions that, in its view, would undermine the ideological foundations of the Islamic Republic.
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gulfnews.com
Diplomacy and defiance: Why Iran is seeking a deal — without backing down
Inside Iran’s high-stakes talks with the US: how Tehran pursues a Hormuz deal, seeks sanctions relief and billions in assets, yet keeps its defiant war posture.
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iranwire.com
“Send missiles, not diplomats”: Iran hardliners reject talks with US
Iran stands on the precipice of one of its most fateful junctures in recent decades. On one hand looms the specter of all-out war, while ...
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tass.com
Tehran says talks with US must involve mutual concessions
"Iran will not bow down to the logic of force and threats," Parliament’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee Spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei said
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middleeasteye.net
Iran says it will not yield to US pressure in talks
Iran has reaffirmed its position in ongoing negotiations aimed at ending the conflict, with senior officials insisting Tehran will not accept what it describes as US pressure or…
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hindustantimes.com
Peace May Not Be at Hand in Iran
Both sides want the war over, but the gap between their basic requirements is wide. | World News
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atlanticcouncil.org
Tehran wants to end the war—but not at any price
Iran’s leadership is not prepared to make dramatic concessions that, in its view, would undermine the ideological foundations of the Islamic Republic.
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theatlantic.com
Why Iran’s Leaders Think They’ve Won
An interim deal promises to meet a lot of Iranian demands, but it won’t solve the problems of peace.