Iran seeks US assurances of no further attacks as a condition for ceasefire — Bloomberg

LootboxPhobia · 2026-03-11T19:30:27+00:00

Iran has conveyed demands to the United States through regional intermediaries, requiring assurances that no attacks will be launched against it in the future as a condition for a ceasefire. Iran is particularly concerned about threats from Israel and is uncertain whether the United States can meet this requirement. The Iranian president stated that ending the war requires recognizing its legitimate rights and providing international guarantees.

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2026-03-11 19:30:27

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Investing.com – According to Bloomberg, citing multiple informed officials, Iran has conveyed through regional intermediaries that it demands guarantees from the United States that Washington and Israel will not launch attacks against the country in the future, as a condition for a ceasefire.

These officials, who requested anonymity due to the sensitive nature of the discussions, said Iran is particularly concerned that Israel might launch attacks after the current war ends.

It is currently unclear whether the U.S. is willing to make such commitments to Iran, and whether Washington can ensure Israel will abide by such agreements.

Officials stated that these confidential communications are being conducted through secret channels involving European and Middle Eastern countries.

On Wednesday, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi said that the only way to end the war includes “recognizing Iran’s legitimate rights, paying reparations, and providing firm international guarantees against future aggression.”

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