Iran Rejects Trump Talks, Says No Negotiations Until Its Conditions Are Met
Mohsen Rezaei said Iran will not negotiate until war reparations and sanctions relief are granted, after Trump signaled openness to renewed talks.
- On Tuesday, Iran's Supreme National Security Council rejected talks with the United States, following President Donald Trump's Monday statement expressing openness to resuming discussions regarding the Middle East war.
- President Donald Trump claimed on Truth Social on Monday that he was open to engaging with Iran, reversing his previous stance that it was too early to negotiate an end to the war.
- Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, warned the United States not to "get distracted by the U.S. president's mixed signals," posting on X that stakes regarding the Strait of Hormuz have changed.
- Negotiations remain off the table until Iran's demands for war reparations and the lifting of sanctions are satisfied to end the blockade on the Strait of Hormuz.
- Rezaei stated "Damage control won't stop what's coming," signaling a continued stalemate as both nations remain divided over preconditions for ending the conflict in the Middle East.
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Tehran, Iran. The head of Iran’s highest security body rejected any dialogue with the U.S. this Tuesday to end the war until his conditions are met, after Donald Trump showed himself “open” to negotiate. “Don’t be distracted by the contradictory signals of the U.S. president, who alternates between ‘no negotiations’ and ‘we’re willing to dialogue’ with Iran,” wrote social network X Supreme Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei. “There will be…
This Tuesday, September 15, Iran’s head of security, Mohsen Rezaei, rejected any negotiations with the United States, just a day after President Donald Trump showed himself “open” to resume talks about the war he launched with Israel against Tehran more than six months ago. Meanwhile and in a response to the conflict, Yemen’s Houthis, Iran’s allies, maintain control of the Bab el-Mandeb Strait, which escalates pressure on oil prices.
Iran refuses to negotiate with the US before Tehran's conditions are met, starting from the lifting of sanctions, war reparations, security guarantees to the issue of the Strait of Hormuz.
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