# Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf
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Beyond the Atom: Tehran Reframes US Relations as a Post-War Settlement
Iran has officially reframed its negotiations with the United States, shifting the primary focus from nuclear constraints to a comprehensive settlement aimed at ending active regional hostilities. This new strategic direction, emphasized by a unified leadership in Tehran, seeks war reparations and security guarantees while signaling a total rejection of internal political divisions.
The Islamabad Gambit: Tehran Ties Hormuz Shipping to Lebanese Peace
Iranian Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has warned that further progress in US-Iran talks is stalled by a lack of trust, demanding a 'step-for-step' reciprocal agreement. Crucially, Tehran is now linking the normalization of the Strait of Hormuz to a comprehensive ceasefire in Lebanon, signaling a strategy of regional linkage.
High Stakes in Islamabad: Trump Issues 24-Hour Ultimatum as Hormuz and Nuclear Talks Begin
President Trump has issued a 24-hour ultimatum for a deal with Iran as negotiators meet in Pakistan to discuss the Strait of Hormuz and nuclear disarmament. While Vice President Vance leads the U.S. delegation with threats of military action, Iranian officials are demanding a Lebanon ceasefire and asset unfreezing as prerequisites for any agreement.
Iran’s Parliament Speaker Warns US and Israel: Strikes on Infrastructure Will Be Met in Kind
Iran’s parliamentary speaker warned the United States and Israel that attacks on Iranian infrastructure will be met with proportionate responses, citing new missile tactics and claiming to have undermined enemy air-defence calculations. The remarks signal Tehran’s intent to pursue calibrated, asymmetric options that raise the risk of economic and regional escalation.
Iran Says Cities Calm After Protests; Tehran Blames Israel and U.S. as Turkey Urges Stability
Iran’s parliamentary speaker told Turkey that nationwide calm has been restored after recent unrest, blaming the disturbances on Israeli and U.S. backing for ‘‘terrorists.’’ Turkey urged continued stability, while Washington’s warnings of possible intervention and Tehran’s external-conspiracy narrative deepen polarization and raise the risk of further escalation.