President Masoud Pezeshkian has signaled Iran's readiness to end the devastating US-Israeli war of aggression against his country — but only if ironclad international guarantees are provided to prevent further unprovoked attacks.This conditional olive branch comes just days after President Trump floated a rapid 2-3 week US withdrawal timeline from the theater, even as American and Israeli strikes have pummeled Iranian military sites, aviation infrastructure, and sovereign territory for weeks under the banner of "maximum pressure."Tehran is demanding concrete assurances: the immediate lifting of maritime blockades strangling its economy, and a firm commitment that its borders will no longer be violated by precision strikes or assassinations. Without these, any "ceasefire" risks becoming just another pause before the next round of aggression.The shift from defiance to a conditional peace offer reflects the heavy toll of the campaign: degraded defenses, economic strain, and the urgent need for stability. Yet many observers rightly ask — can the US and Israel be trusted? History is littered with broken promises, regime-change ops disguised as defense, and "guarantees" that evaporated when convenient. Past deals collapsed amid sanctions, sabotage, and renewed strikes. Why would this time be different when the aggressors have already demonstrated their willingness to launch surprise operations and target civilian-adjacent infrastructure?As the IRGC's April 1 deadline looms and threats of asymmetric retaliation hang in the air, international mediators face a stark test: broker real security benchmarks that actually restrain future US-Israeli adventurism, or watch the "shadow war" explode into full-scale regional catastrophe.This may be Iran's final serious attempt at de-escalation before the cycle of aggression restarts. True peace requires more than words from Washington and Tel Aviv — it demands verifiable restraints on their pattern of unilateral force.#EndTheAggression #IranUnderAttack #USIsraelWar #RealGuarantees #RegionalPeace#untrustworthy