Iran rejects any talks with US after Trump’s remarks
US president Donald Trump said he was open to resuming discussions on the Middle East war.
Tehran's security chief firmly denied any possibility of engaging in discussions with the US, following President Donald Trump's recent comments indicating a willingness to resume talks. The Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, emphasized on X that Iran would not consider negotiations until it receives its demands being met.
Rezaei's statement came amid escalating tensions over oil and the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Earlier, Trump expressed openness to engaging in dialogue with Iran, contrasting his stance from previous weeks where he had deemed it premature to negotiate an end to the war. Iran has consistently outlined its preconditions for peace, which include war reparations and the removal of sanctions.
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