_:Iran will not negotiate with the United States or reopen the Strait of Hormuz until Washington meets seven specific conditions set by Tehran, stated Mohsen Rezaei, the secretary of the Supreme National Security Council.

According to Islamic Republic News Agency, Rezaei emphasized that Iran's current conditions differ significantly from past demands and that the country is not willing to revert to previous agreements. He asserted that the United States must take the first steps to restore trust among the Iranian people before any negotiations can take place.

Rezaei disclosed that Qatar, Pakistan, and Iraq have inquired about Iran's conditions, which have been communicated in writing to these countries for relay to the United States. He mentioned that the conditions are now with Pakistan and Qatar.

The decision to hold off on negotiations until the conditions are met stems from Iran's assessment that the United States is not trustworthy. Rezaei stated that Iran aims to engage in diplomacy from a new standpoint and will not return to former agreements.

He also urged neighboring countries not to support U.S. efforts to impose sanctions on Iranian aviation, warning that if Iranian aircraft are barred from flying, those countries' airports could face operational challenges.

Rezaei concluded by stating that Iran has emerged stronger post-conflict, claiming that the nation is currently at its peak strength and is not the same as it was before the war.