Iran has described the newly reached ceasefire agreement with the United States as a diplomatic victory. According to Iranian state television and the Supreme National Security Council, U.S. President Donald Trump accepted Iran’s ten-point set of demands, prompting Tehran to celebrate the deal as a major achievement.

The Supreme National Security Council issued a statement calling the agreement a victory for Iran. Reports indicate that Tehran had agreed to the ceasefire before Trump’s formal announcement, strengthening Iran’s strategic position in the negotiations. The key points of Iran’s demands include exclusive control over the Strait of Hormuz, full withdrawal of U.S. troops from the Middle East, an end to attacks on allied groups such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis, removal of all sanctions, release of frozen assets, and compensation for war-related damages.

Iran also demanded that all agreed terms be ratified as a binding United Nations Security Council resolution to prevent future violations, according to information cited from Al Jazeera.