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IRGC asserts US must accept Tehran's conditions following MoU collapse

Sep 22, 2026 10:53 AM CT Tehran, Iran IRGC,US-Iran relations,diplomatic standoff,MoU collapse,escalation

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The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) stated that the United States has no choice but to accept Iran's conditions for ending hostilities. This statement follows the reported collapse of a June Memorandum of Understanding aimed at de-escalating tensions between the two nations. The IRGC's hardening of its diplomatic stance signals a potential escalation in the diplomatic standoff and a rejection of previous compromise frameworks.

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US has 'no choice' but to accept Iran's conditions, says IRGC Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps spokesperson Hossein Mohebi told AFP on Tuesday that Tehran had hardened its conditions for ending the war with the US, following the collapse of the June MoU aimed at ending hostilities. "They ...

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Iran NEUTRAL

IRGC spokesperson Hossein Mohebi stated that the US has no choice but to accept Iran's conditions and that Tehran has hardened its demands following the collapse of the June MoU.

United States NEUTRAL

Referenced as the party expected to accept Iran's conditions for ending the war.

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