Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf stated on October 14th in Tehran that both military action and diplomatic negotiations serve as instruments for achieving deterrence. Speaking in Tehran, Ghalibaf emphasized the necessity of the United States being penalized to compel them to address Iran's requirements. He suggested that the US must make concessions when interacting with Iran. This statement signals a firm stance from the Iranian legislature regarding ongoing negotiations and tensions with the US. Ghalibaf's comments underscore Iran's desire for a shift in the power dynamic and a more favorable outcome in future dealings with Washington. The remarks reflect a complex strategy employing both assertive pressure and openness to dialogue.

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