ISLAMABAD, November 10, 2026: Senior Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei has demanded that the United States accept Tehran’s seven conditions and surrender, accusing Washington of spreading misleading reports about possible negotiations as President Donald Trump signals progress toward ending the conflict.
According to international media reports, Rezaei rejected claims about ongoing diplomatic negotiations, alleging that the United States was circulating false information about talks with Iran.
The Iranian official’s remarks come amid conflicting signals from Tehran and Washington over the prospects of ending the war.
While Rezaei has taken a confrontational position, Trump has expressed optimism about diplomatic efforts, saying significant progress is being made toward resolving the conflict.
The US president recently suggested that further American military strikes against Iran were highly unlikely under current circumstances and described the war as effectively over.
However, no formal peace agreement or comprehensive settlement has been announced.
Meanwhile, Qatar has intensified diplomatic engagement aimed at reducing tensions between Washington and Tehran.
Qatari Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani met President Trump and US Vice President JD Vance in Washington to discuss prospects for reaching an agreement and restoring regional stability.
According to the Qatari prime minister, the discussions were positive and focused on diplomatic efforts to secure peace in the Middle East.
The developments have also influenced international financial markets, with reports indicating that oil prices declined amid expectations of possible diplomatic progress between the United States and Iran.
US stock markets also recorded gains as concerns about energy-driven inflation eased.
Despite the diplomatic optimism expressed by Washington and Doha, Tehran’s latest statements highlight continuing differences over the conditions required to end the conflict.
The seven conditions referenced by Rezaei were not detailed in the available report, and no independently confirmed agreement on those demands has been announced.