Iran says it has set seven conditions for any talks with the U.S.

Iran says it has set seven conditions for any talks with the U.S.

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2026-09-19 23:52:27
Iran has presented the United States with seven conditions that must be met before any negotiations can begin, according to a report cited by BlockBeats from CCTV International News. Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said late on Sept. 19 local time that Tehran had formally laid out the terms to the U.S. government. He said the message from Iran was clear: if Washington wants to get out of what Tehran described as a predicament of its own making and avoid becoming more deeply entangled, it has no option but to accept Iran’s conditions. Rezaei also said Qatar, acting as a mediator, has already conveyed the conditions to the U.S. side and that Tehran is now waiting for a response from U.S. President Donald Trump. Among the conditions disclosed by Rezaei are an end to all U.S. military actions against Iran, the release of frozen Iranian assets, and an end to the maritime blockade.

BlockBeats reported on Sept. 20, citing CCTV International News, that late on Sept. 19 local time, Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said Iran had presented the U.S. government with seven conditions required to start any negotiations.

Iran says talks depend on acceptance of seven conditions

According to the message conveyed by Iran, if the United States wants to escape what Tehran described as a predicament of its own making and avoid sinking deeper into it, there is no path other than accepting Iran’s terms.

In an interview the same day, Rezaei confirmed that Qatar, acting as a mediator, had passed Iran’s negotiating conditions to the U.S. side. Iran is now waiting for a response from U.S. President Donald Trump.

Disclosed terms include ending hostilities and unfreezing assets

Rezaei said the conditions put forward by Iran include ending all military actions against Iran, unfreezing Iranian assets that have been frozen, and ending the maritime blockade.

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