Iranian Security Council Official Rejects US Claims of Negotiations
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Mohsen Rezaei, Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, publicly denied the existence of ongoing talks with the United States, labeling such reports as 'fake news.' He reiterated that any engagement must be predicated on the seven conditions previously outlined by Tehran, signaling a continued hardline diplomatic posture and a refusal to engage under current US terms.
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Denied the existence of talks with the US and insisted on compliance with its seven preconditions for negotiation.
Referenced indirectly as the party allegedly spreading 'fake news' about the status of negotiations.
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"The new event is a direct continuation and reiteration of the denial made by the same official (Mohsen Rezaei) in event 10, maintaining the hardline stance against US claims of negotiations."
"The new event serves as a diplomatic rebuttal to the US President's assertion of 'progress in bilateral talks' in event 7, explicitly labeling such reports as fake news to counter the US narrative."
"The new event directly contradicts the US President's claim of 'progress in negotiations' in event 6, reinforcing Iran's refusal to engage under current US terms."