Iran says it has relayed three key negotiation conditions to Washington via Qatar, awaiting a decision from Trump.

Secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council Ali Rezaei said Iran is continuing mediation efforts through Qatar and Pakistan, and has notified relevant intermediaries of its negotiation terms. Rezaei added that Qatar has conveyed Iran's ceasefire conditions to Washington, and Iran is currently awaiting a response from U.S. President Donald Trump. Rezaei outlined Iran's conditions for ending the conflict: halting hostilities on all fronts, unfreezing all Iranian assets, and lifting maritime blockades. He noted that accepting Iran's terms would align with Washington's interests, and Trump's threats will not yield results. On the nuclear issue, Rezaei said actions by the U.S. and Israel have given Iran grounds to withdraw from the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), but Iran has not yet made a decision to exit, with future moves dependent on Washington's actions. He also emphasized that Iran remains bound by the nuclear fatwa issued by its late Supreme Leader, and its nuclear policy has not changed. Additionally, Rezaei said Iran aims to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Yemen's Houthi movement, and believes the Yemeni side also wants to reach an agreement with Saudi Arabia. Rezaei stated that Iran is prepared to respond to any escalation of conflict, and warned that if attacked, Iran will target U.S. bases and interests in the Middle East.