Iran's top security official says no talks underway with US
Rezaei said Washington must accept Iran’s conditions before any Strait of Hormuz deal, while U.S. officials rejected reports of talks and a possible meeting.
- On Tuesday, Rezaei, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said no talks are underway with Washington, accusing it of "manufacturing fake news." Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi denied reports of a potential meeting between Rezaei and Vice President Vance.
- Rezaei outlined seven conditions for opening the Strait of Hormuz, including an end to Washington's interference and cooperation with "opponents of Iran's revolution," while Iran also demands sanctions relief to sell oil.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio called the Iranian conditions "absurd," explicitly rejecting any possibility of paying war reparations while doubling down on Washington's refusal to negotiate the demands.
- President Trump claimed on Truth Social there was "momentum" toward ending the war following a meeting with Qatar's prime minister, though chances of a deal between the two sides remain unlikely.
- Diplomatic deadlock persists as neither side appears willing to compromise; Iran remains focused on its seven conditions for the Strait of Hormuz while Washington maintains its rejection of reparations and other demands.
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Security chief Mohsen Rezaei says Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until Tehran's 7 conditions are fully implemented
Iran’s Security Chief Says No Talks Underway With US
Mohsen Rezaei, head of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, said Tuesday that no talks are currently underway with the US, as the chances of a deal between the two sides still appear unlikely. In comments to Al Mayadeen, Rezaei said the US must meet Iran's seven conditions to open the…
The secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezai, stated that Tehran was currently not negotiating with Washington. "I confirm that we are not currently negotiating with the Americans," said Rezai in an interview with Al Mayadeen. He said that US statements to continue negotiations and meet in Qatar were a lie, TASS writes. Rezai believes that the American side is making such statements to reduce economic pressure and oil …
There are currently no negotiations between Tehran and Washington, said senior Iranian security official Mohsen Rezai.
The Secretary of the Iranian Supreme Council for National Security, General Mohsen Rezai, denied the American statements about continued negotiations with Iran and a meeting in Qatar, saying that they were "false and slanderous." My satisfaction, in an interview with the Lebanese "fields," also denied the validity of talking about plans for a meeting between him and US Vice President Jay de Vance, asserting that it was "absolutely incorrect and …
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