On June 30, Iran’s parliament speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Tehran will uphold the memorandum of understanding but is prepared for war if the US does not implement agreed terms. Ghalibaf described negotiating with the US as dealing with an untrustworthy adversary and said only by being ready for war can Iran negotiate effectively. He also rejected claims that unfrozen Iranian funds would be limited to purchases of US agricultural goods, saying that is inaccurate and

On June 30, Iran’s parliament speaker and chief negotiator Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf said Tehran will uphold the memorandum of understanding but is prepared for war if the US does not implement agreed terms. Ghalibaf described negotiating with the US as dealing with an untrustworthy adversary and said only by being ready for war can Iran negotiate effectively. He also rejected claims that unfrozen Iranian funds would be limited to purchases of US agricultural goods, saying that is inaccurate and that under the memorandum Iran has the right to freely allocate thawed funds.