Iran sets preconditions for talks on lasting peace with US, senior official tells Reuters
The official said Tehran rejects any ceasefire with the US that is only temporary.
An Iranian flag stands in the rubble following a strike on a police station in Tehran, Iran, March 4. Photo: Reuters
Iran has set preconditions for talks on a lasting peace with the United States, a senior official told Reuters on Tuesday (7 April), including an immediate halt to strikes, guarantees that attacks will not be repeated, and compensation for damage.
The official said Tehran rejects any ceasefire with the US that is only temporary.
He added that a permanent peace deal should allow Iran to demand fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz, which would vary depending on the type of ship, its cargo, and prevailing conditions.
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