Iran says it conveyed three conditions for talks to US via Qatar, awaits Trump response
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Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Rezaei stated that Iran has conveyed three key conditions for negotiations to Washington through Qatari mediation, and is now awaiting a response from U.S. President Trump. The conditions for ending the war include: cessation of hostilities on all fronts, release of frozen assets, and lifting of the maritime blockade. Rezaei asserted that accepting these terms would serve Washington's interests and that Trump's threats will yield no results. On the nuclear issue, Rezaei noted that U.S. and Israeli actions have given Iran grounds to withdraw from the NPT, but no decision has been made; future moves depend on Washington's behavior. He reiterated Iran's adherence to the late Supreme Leader's nuclear fatwa. Additionally, Rezaei expressed Iran's desire to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi movement, stating that Yemen also seeks an agreement with Saudi Arabia. He warned that Iran is prepared to respond to any escalation and would strike U.S. bases and interests in the Middle East if attacked.
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Jin10 Data, September 20 — Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Ali Rezaei has stated that the country is continuing mediation efforts through Qatar and Pakistan, and has communicated its negotiation terms to the relevant intermediaries.
Ceasefire Conditions
Rezaei confirmed that Qatar has conveyed Iran's ceasefire conditions to Washington, and Iran is currently awaiting a response from U.S. President Donald Trump. He outlined Iran's conditions for ending the war as follows:
- Cessation of hostilities on all fronts
- Release of frozen assets
- Lifting of the maritime blockade
Rezaei asserted that accepting Iran's proposed terms would serve Washington's interests, and that Trump's threats will yield no results.
Nuclear Policy
On the nuclear issue, Rezaei noted that actions by the United States and Israel have provided Iran with grounds to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT). However, he emphasized that Iran has not yet made a decision to do so, and any future move will depend on Washington's behavior.
He further stressed that Iran continues to abide by the nuclear fatwa issued by the late Supreme Leader, and that its nuclear policy remains unchanged.
Regional Conflicts
Rezaei also expressed Iran's desire to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi movement, noting that the Yemeni side also wishes to reach an agreement with Saudi Arabia.
He stated that Iran is prepared to respond to any escalation of conflict and warned that if attacked, Iran will strike U.S. bases and interests in the Middle East.
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