Iran Open to Nuclear Talks Only After Demands Met, Says Mohsen Rezaee

TEHRAN: Iran could consider engaging in formal discussions regarding its nuclear program once its fundamental conditions and national demands are fully satisfied, senior Iranian official Mohsen Rezaee stated, pointing to what he described as a notable shift in diplomatic messaging from Washington.

Addressing recent diplomatic communications, Rezaee highlighted that the altered rhetoric from senior American leadership reflects a significant victory for the Iranian people. He reaffirmed Tehran’s stance that any future nuclear dialogue remains strictly contingent upon the complete fulfillment of Iran’s preconditions, including the relief of economic sanctions and guarantees respecting national sovereignty.

The declaration comes at a critical juncture for Middle Eastern geopolitics, where long-standing disputes over the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) have remained stalled. While a softer tone in communications hints at possible diplomatic maneuvering behind the scenes, Iranian leadership continues to insist on tangible policy shifts rather than symbolic statements before agreeing to sit at the negotiating table.

International observers and regional powers are closely monitoring the situation to evaluate whether Washington will formally respond to Tehran’s requirements. Further clarifying statements from Iran’s foreign policy establishment and national security council are anticipated in the coming days as regional security discussions evolve.