Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council, clearly stated in his latest remarks: "No negotiations will take place until Iran's conditions are met." These remarks come at a time when contradictory signals have recently been heard from the U.S. President.
Warning about contradictory signals
Rezaei wrote on his social media account on "X": "Don't be distracted by the contradictory signals from the U.S. President; from 'we will not negotiate' to 'we are ready for dialogue.'" These statements reflect Iran's serious concerns about the fluctuations in Washington's positions regarding Tehran.
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Changes in oil equations and straits
The Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council also referred to changes in the equations related to oil and straits, stating: "Struggling to control the consequences will not prevent what is on the way." This sentence indicates Iran's concerns about the current state of the oil market and its implications for national security.
Mohsen Rezaei emphasized that negotiations with foreign parties will only occur if Iran's conditions are met, indirectly warning the West not to trust contradictory signals. He stated: "In total, no negotiations will take place until Iran's conditions are met." These remarks clearly indicate Iran's firm stance against external pressures and its efforts to preserve national interests.
As international developments, especially the state of relations between Iran and the U.S., are changing, Rezaei's statements are perceived as a strong message to Washington. It seems that Iran seeks to maintain its independence and secure its national interests, rejecting any pressures from foreign parties.
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