Mohsen Rezaei: Negotiation with the U.S. Conditional on Acceptance of Iran's Terms

Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated on the evening of Tuesday, September 23, on the social media platform X, that no negotiations will occur with the U.S. until Iran's terms are accepted by the United States. This statement came in response to a recent message from Donald Trump, the President of the United States, regarding Iran's request for negotiation.

Iran's Reaction to Trump's Message

In his tweet, Rezaei referred to Trump's message and called it "contradictory signals." He also claimed that the equations related to oil and straits are changing, but did not provide further explanations on this matter. This statement comes as officials of the Islamic Republic of Iran have repeatedly rejected their willingness to resume negotiations with the U.S. in recent weeks.

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Iran War and Trump's Positions

Donald Trump, in another message on the social media platform Truth Social, indicated that Iran is desperately seeking an agreement and that the country is on the verge of bankruptcy. He also emphasized that he will make the final decision regarding the U.S. entry into this "story." These statements come at a time when Trump has predicted that the war with Iran may end after the U.S. midterm elections in November, yet he has stressed that he will not agree to a bad deal.

Consequences of War and Iran's Policies

Officials and political analysts in Iran believe that continued tensions with the United States could have more serious repercussions for the country's national security. In this regard, Mohsen Rezaei has referred to the economic and social conditions of the country in various meetings and has spoken about changes in global equations regarding oil and water resources. According to some experts, these statements reflect deeper concerns in Iran about future developments.

Ultimately, it seems that an atmosphere of uncertainty and tension prevails in Iran-U.S. relations, and any negotiations in the near future will depend on the acceptance of Iran's terms and a change in the United States' approach. This situation could impact regional security and stability and influence the next steps of both countries.

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