Tehran Rejects Alleged US Partial Peace Concessions To Iranian Demands As 'Inadequate'

What happened: Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei rejected Washington's latest offer of partial concessions as "inadequate," demanding full compliance with Tehran's conditions. Why it matters: Talks remain stalemated, with the nuclear file a central hang-up: Iran refuses to discuss enrichment before a negotiated end to the conflict, while the Trump administration makes it an upfront ask. Trump has hinted he will resume bombing Iran after the November midterm elections. Key numbers: Tehran presented seven conditions in September.

Iran's Supreme National Security Council secretary Mohsen Rezaei rejected Washington's latest offer of partial concessions as "inadequate," demanding full compliance with Tehran's conditions.

Talks remain stalemated, with the nuclear file a central hang-up: Iran refuses to discuss enrichment before a negotiated end to the conflict, while the Trump administration makes it an upfront ask. Trump has hinted he will resume bombing Iran after the November midterm elections. Key numbers: Tehran presented seven conditions in September.