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Iran's Ambassador to the United Nations, Amir-Saeid Iravani, stated that Tehran is ready to return to the negotiating table with the United States, provided that Washington lifts the existing blockade.
"The United States must stop 'violating the ceasefire' before any new round of negotiations," Ambassador Amir-Saeid Iravani told Iranian media outlet Shargh.
"As soon as they lift the blockade, the next round of negotiations will be held in Islamabad," the ambassador to the UN said, adding, "Iran is prepared for any scenario."
"We have not been the initiators of military aggression. If they seek a political solution, we are ready. If they seek war, Iran is ready for that too ," he said.
Iravan's statements come at a time of ongoing tensions between Tehran and Washington, where regional security issues and the nuclear program remain at the center of disagreements. The reference to Islamabad as a possible venue for negotiations suggests efforts to find neutral ground for the resumption of diplomatic dialogue.
Meanwhile, the Iranian Mehr News Agency reports that the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) is ready to confront any new aggression and will "deal devastating blows" to "the enemy's remaining assets" in the event of renewed fighting.
The IRGC meanwhile emphasizes the need for vigilance during a "silent battlefield" and for monitoring enemy actions during the "so-called ceasefire."
The situation remains sensitive and future developments will depend on the concrete steps taken by the parties in relation to the conditions set for negotiations.
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