Iran Sends War-End Terms via Qatar to President Trump

Iran has sent conditions for ending what it described as the war with the US through Qatari mediators, Mohsen Rezaei, Iran’s top security official, said Saturday. Reaction pending. Rezaei said Tehran is awaiting a response from President Trump and warned Iran is prepared for what he called a decisive war if talks fail.

Qatar channel carries Iran terms

The account places Qatar at the center of the latest diplomatic contact between Tehran and Washington. Officials said the message was relayed through Qatari mediation, leaving the next move with the White House rather than with direct bilateral talks.

The statement gives few public details on the conditions Iran says it has set. That limits any assessment of whether the demands concern military activity, sanctions, regional guarantees or a timetable for de-escalation. The central claim remains Tehran’s account of the exchange.

For global markets, the immediate issue is whether the channel lowers or extends geopolitical risk around the Gulf.

If the Qatari route stays open, investors may treat the exchange as a potential path to containment, with oil, shipping and regional assets likely to remain sensitive to each official statement.

If the White House rejects the conditions or leaves them unanswered, the risk shifts toward military signaling by both sides. For Iran, that would test whether its threat of a decisive war is intended as bargaining language or as notice of operational readiness. The next marker is whether the White House or Qatari officials acknowledge the exchange by September 20, 2026.