He mocked the "fake talks" and called for "surrender"... Rezaei comments after Trump's post about "positive momentum to end the conflict"

A few hours after US President Donald Trump posted a post about there being “positive momentum to end the conflict” following his meeting with Qatar’s prime minister, Iranian National Security Council head Mohsen Rezaei mocked what he described as “fake talks” and called for them to stop and “surrender” to Tehran’s seven demands. Trump wrote on the Truth Social platform after his meeting with Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani: “I had an excellent dialogue with Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani, Prime Minister of the State of Qatar, during which many issues related to the Islamic Republic of Iran were discussed.”

The US President continued: “More importantly, Qatar, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, and others prefer to maintain the status quo, that is, the continuation of what is considered the largest naval blockade in history, in addition to the new Operation Iron Gate - whether on land or at sea.” Trump added: “Everyone agrees that Iran cannot possess a nuclear weapon; this is non-negotiable!”

In the event of any change regarding developments in the Middle East, the United States of America is fully prepared and ready to act. However, such a thing seems extremely unlikely at the moment.

Israel, and the entire Middle East region, are protected from Iranian dangers and threats.” Trump concluded by saying: “We see positive momentum toward ending this conflict, and we will ensure that America’s interests remain protected at all times.

With the end of this military confrontation, the American people - and the entire world - will be safer and more stable.” A few hours after Trump’s post, Rezaei published a post on X, previously Twitter, in which he wrote: “The war on Iran has already destroyed the US government, and yet Washington continues to flounder like a desperate gambler.

Stop making up “fake news” about fake talks, and stop denying the “new order” in West Asia. "It is time to surrender to the seven conditions that Iran has repeatedly set."