[Iran Says Ceasefire's Primary Condition Is "No Further Aggression"] According To The Latest News From Al Jazeera, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Gharibabadi Stated That As World Leaders Intensify Diplomatic Efforts To End The Military Conflict, Tehran's Primary Condition For A Ceasefire Is "no Further Aggression." Gharibabadi Added That Several Countries, Including Russia, Have Contacted Iran To Promote A Ceasefire

[Part Of The US THAAD Anti-Missile System Deployed To The Middle East] Reporters Learned On The 10th That Part Of The US THAAD Anti-missile System Deployed In South Korea Has Been Transferred To The Middle East. Previously, According To South Korean Sources On The 6th, With The Ongoing Military Strikes Against Iran, The US Was Preparing To Redeploy Some Of Its Troops Stationed In South Korea To The Middle East. The South Korean Government Believes That The US May Formally Request The Redeployment Of Some US Troops Stationed In South Korea To The Middle East In The Near Future. Multiple Government Sources Stated That The US Military In South Korea Is Currently Making Relevant Preparations

[Iranian Foreign Minister Says New Supreme Leader Will Not Negotiate With The US] On March 9, Local Time, Iranian Foreign Minister Araqchi Stated In An Interview With PBS That He Does Not Believe Iran's New Supreme Leader Will Consider Dialogue With The United States Or Renegotiating. Araqchi Emphasized That The Slowdown Or Even Stagnation Of Oil Production And Transportation In The Middle East, Leading To Insecurity Across The Region, Is The Responsibility Of The United States And Israel, And That Iran Bears No Responsibility For It—this Is A "war Imposed On Iran," And What Iran Has Done Is Merely "legitimate And Justified Self-defense."