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Iranian NSC Chief Claims US Stalled on War Termination Conditions

Sep 29, 2026 01:15 PM CT Tehran, Iran iran, united-states, diplomacy, negotiation, mohsen-rezaei, supreme-national-security-council

Summary

Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, stated that Iran has presented conditions to the US for ending the conflict but that President Trump is unable to make a decision. This statement highlights ongoing diplomatic friction and Iran's attempt to frame the US as indecisive in the context of regional hostilities.

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Trump ‘trapped in a quagmire’, Iran’s national security council chief says The secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, Mohsen Rezaei, said on Tuesday that Iran has communicated its conditions to the US for ending the war, but Trump has been unable to make a decision. The US preside...

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Iran NEUTRAL

Communicated conditions to the US for ending the war and accused the US leadership of being trapped in a quagmire and unable to decide.

United States NEUTRAL

Accused by Iranian officials of being unable to make a decision regarding the end of the war.

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