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Iranian security official tells US to stop claims of talks and accept seven conditions
Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei accused the US of spreading false claims about negotiations with Iran.
Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, said Washington should stop making claims about talks and accept seven conditions Tehran has repeatedly put forward.
The dispute follows a report by Turkish newspaper Turkiye, which said Qatar was planning to host talks next week.
That report cited Ibrahim Kalin, head of Turkey’s National Intelligence Organization, and named Rezaei and US Vice President JD Vance as possible participants.
Rezaei’s remarks challenge claims that negotiations are planned, but the available information does not confirm whether talks will take place.
No next steps or response from the US were reported.
Iranian security council chief Mohsen Rezaei told the United States to stop spreading what he called fake news about purported negotiations with Iran.
He said Washington should accept seven conditions that Tehran has repeatedly put forward.
His remarks followed a report that Qatar was planning to host talks between Rezaei and US Vice President JD Vance next week.
The report was published by Turkish newspaper Turkiye, citing National Intelligence Organization chief Ibrahim Kalin.
- Who
- Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, addressed the United States.
- What
- Rezaei told the US to stop spreading what he called fake news about purported negotiations with Iran and to accept Iran’s seven conditions.
- When
- November 10, 2026.
- Where
- Rezaei made the remarks on his Telegram channel.
- Why
- He rejected reports of purported negotiations with Iran.
Turkiye report
Mohsen Rezaei
Planned talks
Turkiye report
The report said Qatar was planning to host talks between Rezaei and US Vice President JD Vance next week.
Mohsen Rezaei
Rezaei called reports of purported negotiations fake news.
Turkiye reported that Qatar was planning to host talks between Rezaei and US Vice President JD Vance next week.
Rezaei posted on Telegram calling reports of purported negotiations fake news and urging the US to accept Iran’s seven conditions.
- Iranian official
- Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of the Supreme National Security Council
- Iran’s demand
- Seven conditions
- Reported host country
- Qatar
- Reported US participant
- Vice President JD Vance
- Report source
- Turkish newspaper Turkiye, citing Ibrahim Kalin
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What people are saying
Stop fabricating fake news about purported negotiations.
Stop denying the new order in West Asia.
It is time to comply with the seven conditions that Iran has repeatedly put forward.