7 conditions were previously given to America (US) for a ceasefire. After a 3-hour meeting with Trump's ambassador to the United States, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghachi gave America a condition to open Hormuz. Not only that, while addressing the United Nations, he clearly stated that all faith and trust in the United Nations has been lost.
According to Iranian media sources, Araghachi met with US Ambassador Steve Witkoff on Tuesday on the sidelines of the session. There, the two discussed the opening of Hormuz along with the ceasefire. According to sources, Aragachi clearly told the US representative in the meeting that the US should lift the naval blockade, return the seized assets of Iran abroad and stop attacks on the rest of the region, including Iran. However, after the meeting, no clear message came out from the American side. Wittkoff, however, said, “I feel pretty good after the meeting.”
At the meeting, Araghachi clearly told the US representative that the US should lift the naval blockade, return Iran's seized assets abroad and stop attacks on the rest of the region, including Iran.
Besides, Aragachi did not leave the top international stage while speaking at the United Nations on Tuesday. He said, “Our primary goal is to use this international platform to protect the legitimacy, rights and interests of the Iranian people. However, the main theme of the current session is 'rebuilding trust'. This means that trust in the United Nations has either diminished or been lost due to its failure to maintain universally recognized international peace and security.” At the same time, he said, “Some countries present themselves as if they alone have the right to get away with disregarding international organizations, international law and the conscience of mankind.”
On the one hand, while the meeting of Trump's envoy with Aragachi is going on, on the other hand, US President Donald Trump is in a combative mood on the Iran issue. “Either there will be a peace agreement or we will send Iran to hell,” the US president said in a warning tone in his address to the United Nations General Assembly. Trump said, “I have to make a big decision now. Is there going to be a deal with Iran that will help rebuild the country and make it a much stronger and better country than it has ever been. Maybe one of the best in the Middle East, even the world?” Then he said, “Shall I wipe out the Islamic Republic. And do it quickly—so that they never have another chance to kill and destroy people and countries?”