Qalibaf: Iran will not accept a state of “no war, no peace.” Any new confrontation will affect “many parties.”

The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf, said on Sunday that Iran will not accept remaining in a state of “neither war nor peace” with America, warning that Iranian forces will geographically determine any future confrontation, which he stressed will “affect many parties.” The head of the Iranian negotiating delegation reaffirmed his country's position "that the United States' acceptance of the seven Iranian conditions opens the way to reaching an agreement," according to what was reported by the semi-official Iranian Mehr News Agency.

The Speaker of the Iranian Parliament also stressed that "Iran will not remain in a situation of 'no war and no peace', and that the issue of the United States' desire to negotiate or go to war is not important to Tehran. If Washington accepts the seven logical Iranian conditions, the path to agreement will be open," he said. Qalibaf renewed his warning, “that any new American mistake will make the capabilities and will of the Iranian armed forces, not Washington’s desire, determine the geography of the battle,” noting that “the repercussions of any new war will affect many parties.”

Baqir Qalibaf spoke about the unveiling of a new missile city during the past few days, explaining that “this achievement, which was achieved during the war and under enemy fire, goes beyond being a technical and defensive achievement, to constitute a symbol of changing the strategic equations in the region,” as he described it. Qalibaf attacked the statements of US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent and what he described as his "offensive and immoral literature," considering that they "reflect a deep state of helplessness in the face of the power of the Islamic Republic."

He said, “Whoever flees to military shelters for fear of threats should think about his strategic failures in the Gulf instead of directing insults at the people,” according to what was reported by Mehr Agency. Ghalibaf's statements came after US President Donald Trump, on Thursday, changed his course again regarding the war with Iran, as he wrote on social media that the United States no longer "needs an agreement" with Tehran, and asked his deputy, J.D. Vance, to direct his attention to other files.

Trump said on the Truth Social platform: “We don’t need an agreement with Iran. We have their money - hundreds of billions of dollars - and we have their strait too!”

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian said a few days ago that Iranian Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei directed his government to “end the state of no war and no peace,” asking him to “end” the war with the United States, according to official media reports. “The Dear Leader said, ‘End it,’” Pezeshkian explained, referring to the war.

He added that sacrificing for the sake of the nation is "a commendable matter." Over the past weeks, Iranian military leaders have escalated their warnings, claiming that Iran possesses weapons capable of hitting more targets and causing greater damage than before in any future confrontation.