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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 47596, member: 636"] Iran demands America stop all future military attacks before peace talks can begin. The deputy foreign minister spoke with BBC reporters about resuming diplomatic discussions. Trump's team contacted Iran through mediators about starting negotiations again. However, America has not promised to avoid bombing Iran during these conversations. Iranian officials want clear answers about whether attacks will continue. America bombed three Iranian nuclear facilities on June 21st during recent fighting. Israel started attacking Iranian nuclear sites and military buildings on June 13th. Iran fired missiles back at Israel for twelve days of conflict. The fighting ended with a ceasefire agreement between both countries. Iranian leaders say they will respect the ceasefire unless enemies attack them first. Iran refuses to stop enriching uranium for what it calls peaceful research projects. The country enriches uranium to 60 percent purity levels right away. International agreements from 2015 limited Iran to 3.67 percent enrichment only. Trump ended that nuclear deal during his first presidency and added new sanctions. Iran responded by breaking more restrictions and enriching uranium at higher levels. Iranian officials received messages that America does not want to remove their government. The deputy foreign minister said Iran's people unite against foreign attacks despite some domestic criticism. Regional allies help create better conditions for future diplomatic talks. Qatar played an important role in arranging the current ceasefire agreement. Iran prefers dialogue over warfare but stays prepared for surprise attacks. [/QUOTE]

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