Iran says there are currently no negotiations between Tehran and Washington. Mohsen Rezaei, Iran’s top security official, states that talks are not taking place and that Iran has asked the United States for a clear response regarding its stated demands.
Iran links any potential resumption of discussions to an earlier interim agreement reached in June. Multiple outlets report that Iran insists the U.S. must meet seven conditions before the Strait of Hormuz can reopen and negotiations can resume. The reporting indicates Iran has not yet received an explicit answer, though it says the U.S. could provide one later.
Across the sources, the core facts remain consistent: Rezaei announces the absence of ongoing talks, and Iran’s position is tied to the same seven conditions from the June interim agreement. Differences are limited to how much detail is included about Iran’s request for a response and the timing reference provided by the reporting.
