Iran’s Tough Condition on the Table of Field Marshal Asim Munir as Mediator First a ceasefire in Lebanon, then negotiations with the United States;

Key points of Mohammad Hossein Bagheri’s interview, head of the Eqbal Think Tank, with the widely followed Pakistani outlet “Siasat”:

Top-secret visit of Asim Munir to Iran
Field Marshal Asim Munir is in Tehran with a special message. Immediately after finalizing talks with senior Iranian officials, he will fly directly to the United States to present the final report to Donald Trump.

Hot topics on the negotiation table:

1️⃣ Iran’s red line (Lebanon): Tehran has set a condition—no agreement is valid without stopping attacks on Hezbollah and Lebanon.

2️⃣ Extension of ceasefire: Pakistan is pushing to secure a 14-day window from Iran.

3️⃣ Nuclear surprise: Asim Munir is seeking a deal over uranium that Trump failed to obtain through war!

The end of UN credibility; a new alliance on the way!
Iran no longer relies on the United Nations. Tehran is seeking guarantees based on “neighbors’ signatures.”

A major alliance including China, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Pakistan is expected to guarantee the new peace.

What is the reality of the Strait of Hormuz?
Contrary to Western media claims, control of the Strait of Hormuz is in Iran’s hands. Bagheri revealed: “Just last night, Iranian oil tankers and massive Chinese ships passed through the strait with the green light of the IRGC. Trump’s blockade exists only on paper!”

Trump’s dream of becoming a “hero”
Analyses suggest that Trump is eager for a real “deal of the century” with Iran to present himself as the savior of the world before elections.

Iran’s domestic situation: contrary to rumors!
While many countries, including neighbors, are struggling with energy crises, not even a single hour of electricity or gas outage has been reported in Iran. Iran’s indigenous power technology has effectively neutralized sanctions.

Final station: Islamabad
All eyes are on next week, where Islamabad may host the signing of the biggest diplomatic agreement of the past decade.