Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf reiterated his warning Sunday that the era of unilateral agreements is over and the other side must keep its commitments or pay the price, adding that 'reality is knocking on the door,' according to Iranian media.
Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad-Bagher Ghalibaf issued a fresh warning Sunday morning, saying 'the era of unilateral agreements is over' and that the other side must keep its word 'or pay the price.' The statement, reported by Iranian media, adds a new phrase: 'reality is knocking on the door,' reinforcing the hardline posture Tehran has maintained in recent days.
The remarks follow a series of statements from Ghalibaf earlier today. At 08:17 Jerusalem, he was quoted warning that commitments must be kept or the other side would pay the price. At 07:30, he cited a clause from the US-Iran memorandum of understanding ensuring safe passage for commercial vessels. The new statement does not mention a specific agreement but continues the rhetorical pressure.
Ghalibaf has been a prominent hardline voice in the Iranian parliament, repeatedly dismissing the value of diplomatic agreements and arguing that Iran's strength is its only guarantee. The latest comments come as diplomatic negotiations continue, with no breakthrough reported.
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