
AI-generated summary
Diplomatic negotiations between Iran and the USA continue within the framework of the nuclear agreement and regional tensions. Rezai's statement reflects the latest developments in these negotiations.
Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, Mohsin Rezai, made a statement on the conditions offered by Iran on account X.
Rizai said, "US President Donald Trump, who was caught up in the dream of conquering Iran, was deceived by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and started one of the stupidest wars in human history," adding, "Now, after the US navy failed to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, he resorted to smuggling. The US army has never been in such a shameful situation."
Stating that some of the conditions offered by Iran to end the war were accepted by the Washington administration, Rizai said, "The USA accepted some of Iran's 7 conditions, but we find this response inadequate. Iranian diplomacy has changed and there will be no return to the old situation."
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Iran-US diplomatic talks will be difficult in the short term
Likely · Within weeks
Tension in the Strait of Hormuz may increase
Possible · Within days
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Iranian Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsin Rezai stated that they accepted some of the seven conditions put forward by the USA to open the Strait of Hormuz, but said that this answer was insufficient and that Iranian diplomacy changed and that they would not return to the previous situation.