Iranian security official hardens stance on U.S. talks as UAE meeting odds fade

  • Mohsen Rezaee said Iran would not negotiate until its conditions are fully met.
  • September 30, 2026, is the deadline for a UAE meeting tracked by market pricing.
  • Iran has repeatedly rejected negotiations, while Qatar and Turkey remain potential host countries.

Iranian security official Mohsen Rezaee said Iran would not engage in negotiations until its conditions are fully met, citing mixed indicators from U.S. President Donald Trump. The position reinforces earlier reporting that Iran has repeatedly rejected negotiations with the U.S. government and that Tasnim News disputed Trump’s claim that Tehran wanted a quick agreement. Prediction-market pricing has become less optimistic about a U.S.-Iran meeting in the UAE by September 30, 2026. Further statements from Trump or Iranian Foreign Minister Seyed Abbas Araghchi, along with announcements from potential host countries Qatar or Turkey, could affect expectations for diplomatic progress.

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