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Iran’s security chief discusses regional, bilateral affairs with Putin

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On November 5, Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Iran’s top security official Mohsen Rezaei at the Kremlin in Moscow. During their meeting, Rezaei conveyed a message from Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei to Putin regarding regional and bilateral issues, including discussions on post-war arrangements and the construction of a gas pipeline from Russia to Iran aimed at addressing Iran’s natural gas needs. The conversation also touched upon efforts for peace involving US-Iran relations, sanctions, negotiations over Tehran’s nuclear program, and control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz.
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On November 5, 2026, Iran's top security official Mohsen Rezaei met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, according to state media. Rezaei delivered a message from Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei and discussed regional security issues amid ongoing conflicts between Iran and the US. Key topics included post-war arrangements, the construction of a gas pipeline from Russia to Iran aimed at addressing Iran's gas shortages, and resistance against US "aggression." Rezaei stated that seven conditions have been announced for peace negotiations, emphasizing Iran’s stance that it will neither open the strategic Strait of Hormuz nor engage in talks until these conditions are met.

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A senior Iranian official said this week that the two sides remain far apart. "However, we have told him [Putin] that on the issue of diplomacy, we have announced seven conditions to the Americans, as long as they do not execute our seven conditions we will neither open the Strait of Hormuz nor have negotiations," Rezaei added.
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🔮 A senior Iranian official said this week that the two sides remain far apart. "However, we have told him [Putin] that on the issue of diplomacy, we have announced seven conditions to the Americans, as long as they do not execute our seven conditions we will neither open the Strait of Hormuz nor have negotiations," Rezaei added.
2026-11-05 · The Straits Times
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Iran’s security chief discusses regional, bilateral affairs with Putin MOSCOW, Nov 5 - Russian President Vladimir Putin met Iranian top security official Mohsen Rezaei at the Kremlin, Iran's state media reported on Thursday, after Iranian negotiators met with mediators to discuss proposals to end hostilities with the US. asserted
negotiators → discuss → US
Rezaei delivered a message from Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei to Putin, state media said. asserted
media → deliver → Putin
Putin's office also said the two met at the Kremlin. asserted
two → say → Kremlin
"Important regional issues were discussed with Mr Putin, and significant conversations took place regarding the post-war period and regional security arrangements," Rezaei said after the meeting, referring to the war between Iran and the US. asserted
Rezaei → discuss → Iran
Rezaei said the discussion also focused on the construction of a gas pipeline from Russia to Iran, aimed at addressing Iran's gas shortages and enabling Russia to sell its gas to Iran's neighbouring countries. asserted
discussion → say → countries
Khamenei said in a written statement on Wednesday there should not be "even the slightest inclination towards submission" to the United States. asserted
Khamenei → say → States
Efforts for peace have been focused on the future status of the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a US blockade on Iranian ports, sanctions on the Islamic Republic and a resumption of negotiations over Tehran's nuclear programme. asserted
Efforts → focus → programme
A senior Iranian official said this week that the two sides remain far apart. "However, we have told him [Putin] that on the issue of diplomacy, we have announced seven conditions to the Americans, as long as they do not execute our seven conditions we will neither open the Strait of Hormuz nor have negotiations," Rezaei added. asserted
Rezaei → say → negotiations
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