BREAKING: Iran’s President Pezeshkian says Iran is ready to end the war

Masoud Pezeshkian said that Iran is open to ending the ongoing conflict with the United States, signaling a potential path toward de-escalation after weeks of heightened tensions. His remarks suggest that diplomatic options may still be on the table despite continued military activity in the region.

According to his statements, any agreement to end the conflict would depend on specific conditions being met. Chief among them is the need for firm guarantees that future hostilities would not resume, a point Iranian officials have emphasized in recent discussions.

Iran has also indicated that broader assurances related to national security and long-term stability would need to be part of any potential agreement. These conditions reflect ongoing concerns about preventing further escalation and ensuring that any resolution is sustainable over time.

While the comments have raised hopes for a possible diplomatic breakthrough, no formal agreement has been reached. Negotiations, if they move forward, are expected to involve complex discussions as both sides weigh security concerns, regional stability, and the terms required to bring the conflict to an end.