Negotiations are expected? Iran's supreme leader calls for end to "no war, no peace" with US

Iranian President Perzeskian revealed that Supreme Leader Mujtaba demanded an end to the "no war, no peace" deadlock with the United States. (European News Agency)

It has been more than eight months since the war broke out in Iran. U.S. President Trump claimed that the war is "in fact over" and there is little chance of launching a larger offensive in the future. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian revealed that Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei demanded an end to the "no war, no peace" deadlock with the United States.

According to comprehensive foreign media reports, Iranian President Perzeskian stated on the 9th that Supreme Leader Mujtaba has asked Iranian officials to end the current "no war, no peace" status with the United States. Pezeskian said that Iran will engage in dialogue on the premise of ensuring its own dignity and bring this matter to a dignified end.

Petzeskian emphasized: "Logic shows that if we can guarantee our rights through dialogue, we should avoid getting involved in war." But he also reiterated that "we will never give in to force and bullying."

U.S. President Trump also stated at the White House press conference on the 9th that the war with Iran is "effectively over" and that the possibility of launching another large-scale military strike is very low and seems unnecessary.