Iran's security chief calls US proposal unconvincing as talks stall

Iran's Supreme National Security Council chief reportedly called the latest US proposal "not convincing," suggesting talks have fallen through. @sentdefender reports this, while @osinttechnical earlier reported Tehran maintaining its seven demands.

Middle East · Iran · United States · Ceasefire / diplomacy

Sources

• With midterm voting ongoing in the U.S., the head of Iran’s Supreme Court National Security Council has said that the latest U.S. proposal was “not convincing,” ostensibly meaning that talks have fall (@sentdefender on X)
• Iran’s Supreme National Security Council chief is refusing to budge from Tehran’s seven demands amid renewed ceasefire efforts, saying there will be no advanced talks until the US meets its conditions (@osinttechnical on X)

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