Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf said on Sunday that the missile city unveiled by Iranian forces would change the strategic equations in the region.

Qalibaf also stressed that the unveiling of the missile city was not merely a technological and defensive achievement, but a symbol of a shift in the region’s strategic equations.

“We will not remain in a state of neither war nor peace,” Qalibaf said, noting that his country was entirely unconcerned whether the United States wanted negotiations or war. He added that the path to an agreement remained open if Washington accepted Iran’s seven reasonable conditions.

In the same context, Secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Mohsen Rezaei called on the United States last Tuesday to submit to the seven conditions set by Tehran.

Qalibaf further warned that if the Americans made a mistake this time, the geography of the battlefield would be determined by the strength and will of Iran’s armed forces.

He added that the US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s ill-considered remarks and immoral language reflected their deep despair in the face of Iran’s sovereignty. Addressing those who had sought refuge in military shelters out of fear of threats, he urged them to reflect on their strategic failure in the Gulf rather than insult great nations.

Earlier in the week, a new strategic missile city belonging to the Aerospace Force was unveiled during a tour conducted by Major General Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, accompanied by Brigadier General Majid Mousavi, commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps Aerospace Force.

During the visit, the Chief of Staff also reviewed the IRGC Aerospace Force’s latest achievements and its level of tactical and combat readiness, as another new surprise was revealed.