Iran has handed the United States a set of seven conditions for restarting negotiations, The Times of India reports, and warned that refusing them would lead to what it described as a decisive war. The terms were conveyed to Washington as Tehran's stated basis for any return to talks.
The Times of India frames the message as a straightforward choice: negotiate on Iran's terms or face a decisive conflict. It does not specify what the seven conditions are, and no further detail on their content has been reported in the material available.
Coverage of the same development appeared across several outlets. Al Jazeera reported Tehran's terms for talks alongside news that Saudi forces had foiled an attack in Riyadh. The Hindustan Times said Iran set seven conditions and warned US President Donald Trump of a decisive war if they were turned down. National Herald India linked the offer of terms to escalating Houthi attacks in Saudi Arabia, and India Today reported that Iran presented the conditions as a way for Washington to avoid what it called a quagmire.
The reports differ in emphasis, but they agree on the core point: Iran has attached conditions to any resumption of dialogue and has paired that offer with a threat of war should the terms be dismissed. None of the reports reviewed here list the conditions themselves.
What to watch next is whether Washington responds to the terms and whether the seven conditions are made public.