Iran’s parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf has declared that no agreement will be made with the United States until Tehran’s rights are fully protected. In a video message broadcast on state television, he said Iranian diplomats do not trust the words or promises of their adversaries. Ghalibaf emphasized that what matters most to Iran is achieving tangible results, which would then justify fulfilling its own commitments.

The statement came as The New York Times and Axios reported that US President Donald Trump had sent Iran a new draft framework for an agreement with tougher conditions. Details of the proposed terms were not disclosed in the reports. Ghalibaf’s remarks appeared to reinforce Tehran’s skepticism toward Washington’s intentions and its insistence on concrete guarantees before any deal is finalized.

The exchange highlights continuing uncertainty over the future of US-Iran negotiations, with both sides signaling hardened positions and limited trust.