Iran sets seven conditions for peace after Trump says conflict unlikely to resume

Iran has presented seven conditions for peace following US President Donald Trump's statement that the conflict with Tehran is unlikely to resume. The conditions include ending hostilities on all fronts, lifting the naval blockade near the Strait of Hormuz, easing sanctions, and releasing Iranian assets held abroad. Major General Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, issued the warning, urging Washington to accept the terms. Trump had earlier said the military engagement with Iran is "effectively over" and that Tehran is "talking very politely," while noting US forces remain prepared if needed. Trump also announced Gulf allies support the ongoing naval blockade and "Operation Iron Gate" against Iran, stating that preventing Tehran from acquiring nuclear weapons is "non-negotiable." He held a call with Qatar's prime minister, with Gulf states preferring the status quo.