Iran's security chief says seven conditions announced for talks to begin
Iran's security chief says seven conditions announced for talks to begin Iran has announced seven conditions for starting any negotiations to the US government, Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council has said. "Tehran's message is clear and unambiguous; if Washington wants to escape the quagmire it has created for itself and avoid getting further entangled in it, it…
Iran's security chief has outlined seven conditions that must be met before talks can begin between Iran and the US, according to Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council. Iran has made its position clear and uncompromising: the United States must accept Iran's rights and conditions if it hopes to extricate itself from the current situation and avoid becoming further entangled in it.
Rezaei tweeted this message on X, following earlier statements to Al Jazeera where he claimed Iran had conveyed its conditions for ending the war to the US through Qatar. These conditions include "the end of the war on all fronts, the release of frozen assets, and the end of the naval blockade."
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