Iran’s Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei Calls for U.S. Surrender to Tehran’s Seven Conditions in a Post on X

Iran’s Supreme National Security Council Secretary Mohsen Rezaei has called on Washington to surrender to Tehran’s seven conditions, accusing the United States of spreading false reports about negotiations and refusing to recognize a new regional order in West Asia.

In a sharply worded post on X, Rezaei declared that the war against Iran had already devastated the U.S. government, comparing Washington’s behavior to that of a desperate gambler unwilling to accept defeat.

“FOLD YOUR HAND,” he wrote, using a poker expression to urge Washington to abandon its position.

Rezaei also accused the United States of manufacturing “FAKE NEWS” about what he described as imaginary talks and refusing to acknowledge the “West Asian NEW ORDER.”

“Time to SURRENDER to the seven conditions Iran has repeatedly set out,” he added.

His remarks come amid renewed diplomatic efforts to end the conflict. Tehran has insisted that Washington must fulfill its seven conditions before formal negotiations can begin.

Rezaei previously said Iran would neither reopen the Strait of Hormuz nor enter negotiations until those conditions were met. Tehran’s demands include ending hostilities, lifting U.S. sanctions and the naval blockade, releasing frozen Iranian assets and paying war reparations.

Iran has submitted a nuclear proposal to Washington through Qatar, while U.S. officials have rejected some of Tehran’s preconditions. On November 9, Iran defended a proposal to resume peace talks within two days, provided Washington first addressed its demands.