US President Donald Trump had recently said that Iran wants a compromise, but after this a strict statement has come out from Iran’s side. Iran’s military advisor Mohsen Rezaei has clearly said that this war will continue until all his conditions are met. He told that Iran is not going to back down. Rezaei said Iran needs full compensation for its losses, all economic sanctions should be lifted and an international guarantee that the US will not interfere in their affairs in the future.

Military advisor Mohsen Rezai adopted a strict tone and said that this time the answer will not be the same as before. He said that this would not be an eye for an eye but a head for head response and the opponents would have to leave the Gulf area. Razai also said that Iran’s army is acting with full force and continuous operations are being carried out to maintain pressure during the war.

Former IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaei:

If Trump attacks Iran’s infrastructure, it won’t be an eye for an eye anymore, it will be an eye met with a head, a hand, and a foot. America will be crippled! pic.twitter.com/w3wrcUaypS

— Open Source Intel (@Osint613) March 23, 2026

The war increased because of Benjamin Netanyahu – Iran

Rezai claimed that the war could have ended a week earlier because the US was prepared for it, but Benjamin Netanyahu pressed for the fight to continue. According to him, America has now understood that there is no clear path to victory in this war. On the other hand, Trump has said that America is in talks with a senior leader of Iran and Iran wants to make a compromise. He told that US representatives Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner have also talked to an Iranian leader, although he did not reveal the name of that leader. Let us tell you that on February 28, America and Israel had launched massive attacks on Iran, which started the war.

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Now many big countries of the world have become active behind the scenes to stop the ongoing war in the Middle East. According to a senior diplomat, before US President Donald Trump’s recent peace announcement, most of the secret talks took place through Oman and Turkey. According to Bloomberg report, Oman has played the role of mediator many times before and this time too it played an important role in preparing both the opposing sides for talks.

Messages were continuously exchanged not only between Oman and Türkiye, but also through India, Saudi Arabia and Egypt. These countries tried to keep the path of dialogue open, so that tension does not increase much. India has good relations with both the US and Iran, so it also helped in continuing the dialogue to maintain peace in the region. Although it is not clear how much direct impact this secret conversation had on Trump’s decision of 5-day ceasefire, but experts believe that the efforts of these countries have helped in preventing the war from escalating further.

Effort to reduce the distance between America and Iran

At present, the situation in the Middle East is such that on one side there is a war going on, while on the other side many countries are trying to find a solution through dialogue. This is the first time that in the fourth week of war, so many countries are coming together and trying to reduce the distance between America and Iran. This is indicating that talks for peace may intensify in the coming times.

Initiative to restore peace in the Middle East

Earlier it was also reported that Pakistan, Turkey and Egypt are also trying behind the scenes to prepare both the countries for talks. It is also being said that America’s Vice President JD Vance can attend such a meeting. If we look at the current situation in the Middle East, many countries of the world are continuously trying to end this big crisis and it is hoped that a peaceful solution can be found in the future.

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