Iran Drops Reality Check….
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What is Iran’s official stance on the U.S. nuclear negotiations?
Iran is responding to the Trump regime's efforts to try to manipulate markets today. The Trump regime is trying to make it seem that there are breakthroughs in the negotiations. CBS and others have been reporting that discussions between the United States and Iran have moved into a quote technical phase. And this is being reported as some major breakthrough, and Iran is making it very clear. Iran will make no concessions and show no flexibility over its nuclear program, even if the United States accepts its proposal to reopen up the Strait of Hormuz. And Iran is saying look, we've put forward our non negotiables since last March, and we've remained consistent and nothing has changed. The only thing that we've now are saying is that.
All of our conditions must be accepted by the Trump regime at once. We're no longer even okay for a phased implementation of the conditions that existed in the Memorandum of Understanding. Either agree to the conditions or we will continue to control the Strait of Hormuz, and treasury yields in the US will continue to surge, gas and diesel prices will continue to Surge. And so we've been reporting here on the Midas Touch Network that Iran conveyed seven conditions to intermediaries and the US side. And these were the conditions of you gotta have your troops relieves in the Middle East. Israel needs to leave southern Lebanon. You need to unfreeze Iranian assets. You need to provide tens of billions, if not hundreds of billions of dollars for Iran.
In reconstruction based on the damage the Trump and Netanyahu regimes caused in the catastrophic war. Iran will maintain its uh ballistic missiles and drones and military arsenal. And in exchange, Iran will then agree to open up the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran will control uh the travel through the Strait of Hormuz and will reserve the right to potentially toll the Strait of Hormuz. But they will work with Oman to do that. And they've already worked out a deal. Iran's made that very clear from the outset. Yet today we saw reports: Iran and U.S. talks enter technical stage. Iran and U.S. negotiations are moving further along than they ever were before. Steve Whitkopf and Jared Kushner were feeling optimistic.
Sources were saying that Iranian leadership was feeling optimistic. And I was like, Didn't you all just realize that this is the same market manipulation we've been seeing over and over again?
Which seven non‑negotiable conditions is Iran demanding from the Trump administration?
Just look at the statements that one of the main advisors to Ayatollah Moj Taba, Moshin Reze, was saying in the past 48 hours. He was making this very clear what was actually taking place. Here's what he said: He says: here's how Iran views diplomacy. We're not returning to past. Diplomacy. We're no longer returning to the situation of Islamabad and the MOU. He said, Here's what we've agreed to: seven conditions. We're putting them in writing. We've conveyed them to Pakistan, Qatar, and other intermediaries. Uh, President Pazeski and of Iran and Foreign Minister Aragji went to New York with instructions that they could transmit these terms. And this is what Moshid Razai said. There's no discussion whatsoever that these conditions should change, that a new condition should be removed or added.
Talk is enough. Negotiations are enough. Now we must act. If America does not fulfill the conditions, we will neither open the Strait of Hormuz, nor is there negotiation on the table to change what these terms are. Razai said that the conditions must Must be implemented all at once, and said that the US has been given only four or five days to do so. After that, he says Iran will determine the next step without specifying what that actually would entail. But we previously reported that on the Midas Touch Network. So the idea that there's some technical talks or breakthroughs, it's pure unadulterated market manipulation. And on the market man, Manipulation. I mean, you're literally seeing stocks spike, oil slide, and gold jumps after CBS reported that US and Iran talks have entered a quote technical stage, citing this Al Jazeera reporter who had sources.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is Iran’s official stance on the U.S. nuclear negotiations?
0:00–2:37
2
Which seven non‑negotiable conditions is Iran demanding from the Trump administration?
2:37–5:10
3
How does Iran propose to control the Strait of Hormuz and what are the implications for global oil markets?
5:10–8:12
4
What evidence does the host present that the reported “technical talks” are market manipulation?
8:12–10:22
5
How are U.S. sanctions affecting Iranian civilian aviation and maritime trade?
10:22–13:18
6
What role are China and Saudi Arabia playing in the current Middle‑East security landscape?
13:18–15:20
7
What are the Lebanese and Iranian demands for a cease‑fire and Israeli withdrawal?
15:20–15:38