Iranian Official Says Israel's Withdrawal from Lebanon Is a Red Line in U.S. Talks
An Iranian source close to the negotiating team told state media that Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon is a condition for any final agreement between Iran and the United States. The official described it as a red line for Tehran.
According to the source, the Islamic Republic will accept nothing less than a permanent ceasefire and a complete Israeli withdrawal from Lebanon. The remark frames the Lebanese front as part of the wider bargaining over a final deal with Washington.
The statement did not give details on the status of the talks, but it made clear that Iran sees any agreement as contingent on ending the fighting and removing Israeli forces entirely from Lebanese territory.
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