Iran’s Supreme National Security Council secretary says the country will not negotiate with the United States until its stated conditions are met. The remarks come as Iran responds to recent comments by U.S. President Donald Trump.
Multiple outlets report that Mohsen Rezaei, identified as a senior Iranian security official, makes the position public through posts on X. He frames the lack of talks as conditional on Tehran’s requirements being satisfied, rather than as an immediate refusal to engage.
The sources align on the core message: Iran does not plan to resume negotiations with the U.S. until specific conditions are met. They differ mainly in phrasing and in how they describe the trigger for the statement—both link it to Trump’s remarks in the prior days and note Rezaei’s response on social media—without providing additional details on what the conditions entail.
