Iran reveals a message from Trump's deputy... and adheres to its seven conditions for negotiation

Iran announced that it had received a letter sent by US Vice President Donald Trump, J.D. Vance, to the Secretary of the Supreme National Security Council of Iran, Mohsen Rezaei, but it has not responded to it yet, according to the semi-official Iranian Tasnim News Agency, Thursday.

Tasnim added that Iran stressed the need for the United States to implement the seven conditions set by Tehran, stressing that “any position that conflicts with this decisive Iranian framework is unacceptable.”

The text published by Tasnim did not include additional details regarding the content of the message or the date of the possible Iranian response to it.

This news comes amid American media reports about Vance’s efforts to resume peace negotiations with Iran, at a time when diplomatic efforts are continuing to resume negotiations between the two countries, amid escalating tensions and threats of renewed military confrontation.

Rezaei said in September that Tehran had set seven basic conditions for the US government as a prerequisite for starting any negotiations, according to what was reported by the official Iranian news agency IRNA.

Rezaei described Tehran's position as "decisive and unequivocal," noting that if Washington wants to overcome the current crisis it has caused and avoid further involvement, it must recognize Iranian rights and comply with the conditions presented.

He said, "Iran is ready to fight a fateful war, and it knows the weaknesses of the American army."