The Zionist regime has set three main conditions for any possible agreement between the US and Iran
Israel’s Channel 12 television reported that the regime’s security officials’ frequent trips to Washington are due to Tel Aviv’s deep concern about the possibility of a bad deal being signed between the United States and Iran.
According to the report, Israel has set three key, non-negotiable conditions for accepting any nuclear or diplomatic agreement with Iran: Iran’s failure to acquire nuclear weapons and the complete dismantling of its uranium enrichment program; a complete halt to Iran’s ballistic missile program; and a cessation of support for Iran’s regional allies, such as Hezbollah, the Houthis, and other resistance forces.
Israeli officials have simultaneously warned the United States that if the ultimate goal is to overthrow the Iranian regime, the current military forces deployed in the region will not be sufficient, and a much broader military capability and possibly more direct intervention will be needed.
This stance reflects Tel Aviv’s attempt to exert maximum influence on the US government’s policies towards Iran and prevent any limited or gradual agreement.
