Iranian Security Chief Mohsen Rezaei announced on Saturday that Iran has officially communicated a set of conditions to the United States through mediators in Qatar. The primary objective of these conditions is to facilitate a return to negotiations and bring an end to the ongoing conflict between the two nations.

According to Rezaei, the specific requirements presented by Tehran include a comprehensive ceasefire across all active fronts, the unfreezing of Iranian funds currently held in international accounts, and the removal of the naval blockade currently impacting Iranian maritime activities. Rezaei indicated that the Iranian government is now awaiting a formal response from President Donald Trump regarding these proposals.

The announcement marks a potential shift in diplomatic posture, as Iran seeks to address both military and economic grievances. While the Iranian official framed these as necessary steps for re-engagement, the U.S. government has not yet issued a public confirmation of the receipt of these specific terms or a formal reaction to the proposal. The situation remains in a state of anticipation as international observers wait to see if the U.S. administration will acknowledge the mediation efforts or engage in direct dialogue based on these stated conditions.