Iran Sets Public Conditions to End War With the US via Qatar Mediation

Iran’s security chief Mohsen Rezaei told Al Jazeera that Tehran has publicly laid out terms to end its war with the United States, delivered via Qatari mediators. The demands include a full ceasefire on all fronts (notably Lebanon), release of billions in frozen funds, a lift of the naval blockade, an end to US interference and support for Tehran’s opponents, and an end to US attacks. The conditions echo the June MoU but are now presented openly through Qatar, signaling renewed pressure on Washington as talks stall and the Strait of Hormuz remains contested; the US has not yet responded, and analysts suggest the move is more about signaling than a near-term breakthrough.