Iran’s top security official said Tehran has transmitted a set of conditions to the United States through Qatari channels aimed at reopening talks and bringing an end to the war. Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, made the disclosure in an interview with Al Jazeera, saying Iran was now waiting for a response from Donald Trump.
Rezaei did not publish the details of the conditions he said were sent, nor did he specify a timeline for when a reply might arrive. His remarks left open what form any future negotiations might take or which parties would participate in direct or indirect discussions.
The official singled out Qatar as the intermediary for the communication, saying the message had been passed via Doha. It was not clear from Rezaei’s comments whether the United States had formally acknowledged receipt or whether further diplomatic contacts were underway.
If confirmed, the claim would signal a continuation of back-channel exchanges between Tehran and Washington through third-party mediators. Analysts and international actors will likely look for corroboration from the US, Qatari authorities or other diplomatic sources to verify the report and clarify what, if any, next steps might follow.