Tehran. Iran's Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Razai has rejected reports of any kind of talks with the US and said that the Strait of Hormuz will not be opened until the seven conditions put forward by them are met. Razai said in an interview with Al-Mayadeen that US claims about ongoing talks between Iran and the US or a meeting between the two sides in Qatar are 'completely false'.
Called the news of talks with America false
He alleged that the news of ongoing talks is being spread with the aim of reducing economic pressure and bringing down oil prices. He said Iran has conveyed its seven conditions to the US side, but the US's initial response was 'inadequate and misleading'. Iran is now waiting for a clear and unambiguous answer from America.
Iran awaits America's response
According to Razai, Iran has informed the American side about its seven conditions, but America's initial response was inadequate and misleading. Now Iran wants a clear and unambiguous answer from America. He also termed the news of the proposed meeting with US Vice President JD Vance as baseless.
targeted at America
Earlier on Tuesday, on social media platform X, Razai had targeted America over the ongoing war against Iran. Earlier on Tuesday, while referring to the war against Iran on the social media platform 'X', he claimed that this conflict has badly shaken the American government and America is scrambling like a 'desperate gambler'. In his post, he demanded that America stop spreading false news about the talks and follow the seven conditions set by Iran.