Iran has proposed a non-aggression treaty and compensation as conditions to end the ongoing conflict with the United States and Israel, amidst skepticism over U.S. acceptance.
Iran has set forth conditions it believes are necessary to end the war that has lasted for 13 days against the backdrop of U.S. and Israeli military actions: a non-aggression treaty and compensation. While Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkiyan has asserted these factors as the only ways to conclude hostilities, there's considerable doubt that the U.S. would acquiesce to such demands. Recent signals from the Trump Administration regarding a potential 'swift end to the conflict' seem to coincide with a unilateral declaration of victory, yet concerns arise that the Iranian blockade of the Strait of Hormuz will persist, prolonging the conflict despite any U.S. withdrawal.
