10.02.2026 06:40
Aziz Gazenferi, a prominent figure in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that the U.S. presented Iran with four conditions before negotiations in Oman and threatened to launch an attack if they were not accepted. Gazenferi noted that the U.S. wanted to negotiate on its ballistic missile program, support for regional proxy groups, enriched uranium, and nuclear issues, but emphasized that Iran's defense capabilities could not be a subject of negotiation.
Aziz Gazenferi, Deputy Commander for Political Affairs of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, stated that the U.S. presented 4 conditions to Iran before the negotiations in Oman and threatened to launch an attack if they were not accepted.
Gazenferi made evaluations regarding the indirect negotiations between the Iranian and U.S. delegations in Oman in the magazine "Sobh-e Sadık," which means "Faithful Morning," affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards.
"WE WILL ATTACK IF THESE 4 CONDITIONS ARE NOT ACCEPTED"
Gazenferi reported that the U.S. presented 4 conditions to Iran before the negotiations in Oman and threatened to launch an attack if they were not accepted, expressing that his country did not surrender in the face of this threat and psychological warfare.
"IRAN'S DEFENSE CAPABILITIES CANNOT BE A SUBJECT OF NEGOTIATION"
Gazenferi recalled that the U.S. wanted to make the ballistic missile program, support for regional proxy groups, enriched uranium, and nuclear issues subjects of negotiation, stating that Iran's defense capabilities could not be a subject of negotiation and that they continued to take military measures despite the negotiations.
"THE DISCUSSIONS ARE ONLY RELATED TO NUCLEAR ISSUES"
Gazenferi suggested that the general framework of the negotiation talks in Oman was shaped according to Iran's stance, not the conditions put forward by the U.S., reminding that the discussions were only related to nuclear issues.
"TRUST SHOULD BE PLACED IN THE NEGOTIATING DELEGATION"
Gazenferi emphasized that the Iranian negotiating delegation conducting the negotiation process with the U.S. operates within the framework of policies determined by the Iranian National Security Council, and therefore, trust should be placed in the negotiating delegation.