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Alam Ki Khabar | Bihar News | Patna News | Samastipur News | Iran US News: Mohsen Rezaei has urged the United States to accept Tehran’s seven conditions to end the conflict. Trump signals possible de-escalation, while diplomatic progress remains uncertain.

New Delhi, November 10, 2026 | Alam Ki Khabar


Tensions between Iran and the United States have taken another turn after senior Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaei issued a strong warning to Washington, demanding that it accept Tehran’s seven conditions for ending the ongoing conflict. His statement came shortly after US President Donald Trump expressed optimism about the possibility of bringing the war to an end.


In a post on social media platform X, Rezaei accused the US administration of spreading misleading reports about negotiations that, according to him, have not taken place in the manner being portrayed. He said Washington should stop making claims about imaginary talks and recognise the changing political situation in West Asia.


Rezaei also described the US government's handling of the conflict as that of a desperate gambler and insisted that the time had come for America to accept Iran's seven conditions.


What Are Iran’s Seven Conditions?


According to statements attributed to Iranian officials, Tehran's demands for ending the conflict include:


1. An end to hostilities on all fronts.

2. Lifting the US naval blockade against Iran.

3. Reopening shipping routes through the Strait of Hormuz.

4. Lifting economic and political sanctions against Iran.

5. Releasing Iranian assets frozen abroad.

6. Withdrawal of US naval and air forces from the region.

7. Payment of war reparations and an end to threats and interference against Iran.


These demands reflect Tehran's position that any settlement must address its security and economic concerns, along with the military situation in the region. <Cite refs={["turn100231search12","turn100231search14"]}/>


Trump Signals Possibility of Ending the Conflict


Meanwhile, Donald Trump has indicated that the situation could move towards de-escalation. After meeting Qatar's Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani at the White House, Trump said he was seeing positive momentum towards ending the conflict.


In a post on Truth Social, Trump also claimed that Qatar, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait and other regional countries supported maintaining the existing naval blockade and the newly announced Operation Iron Gate. He reiterated that Iran must not be allowed to acquire nuclear weapons.


Iran has consistently maintained that its nuclear programme is intended for peaceful purposes.


Trump also said American forces remained prepared for further military action if circumstances changed, although he considered the possibility of fresh attacks relatively low at that moment. <Cite refs={["turn100231news1","turn100231news4","turn100231news9"]}/>


Rubio Says There Is No Major Diplomatic Breakthrough


Trump's optimistic remarks have not been matched by an equally positive assessment from every senior US official. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said diplomatic efforts had made limited progress and that there was no major breakthrough on the immediate horizon.


Speaking to reporters before travelling to France for the G7 foreign ministers' meeting, Rubio said Trump preferred resolving disputes through diplomacy whenever possible. However, he acknowledged that diplomatic solutions were not always possible.


His comments indicate that despite public statements suggesting a possible end to the conflict, significant differences between Washington and Tehran remain.


Strait of Hormuz Remains a Key Issue


The Strait of Hormuz has emerged as one of the central issues in the confrontation. The strategic waterway is vital for international energy shipments, making any disruption a concern for global trade and oil markets.


Iran's demand for lifting the naval blockade and restoring shipping movements through the strait is therefore a major part of its proposed conditions. The United States, on the other hand, continues to insist that Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons.


With Rezaei demanding acceptance of Tehran's conditions and Trump speaking of possible de-escalation, the coming days could prove important for the future of the conflict. However, no final agreement between the two countries has been announced.


Read the full story on Alam Ki Khabar.


Also Read: Iran-US Conflict: Why the Strait of Hormuz Is Crucial for Global Oil Supplies.

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