Mark Levin questions reported Iran negotiation framework

Conservative commentator Mark Levin on Tuesday criticized a reported US-Iran memorandum of understanding, saying that no country would accept constraints on its ability to respond to missile and drone attacks from armed groups on its borders.

In a post on X, Levin questioned whether any state would agree to conditions requiring permission or restraint in responding to attacks, and said such arrangements would be incompatible with confronting Iranian-backed militant groups.

Levin also referred to Iran’s regional network of armed proxies, including Hezbollah, and raised concerns about whether they could be emboldened under the reported framework.