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Iran's Foreign Ministry called its Two-Day Plan the most rational path to restoring Hormuz security, while security chief Mohsen Rezaei demanded that the US accept seven conditions. Press TV and IRNA carried the remarks, but neither described the terms of the plan or the conditions. Tehran Times reported that Rezaei ruled out negotiations with Washington unless it takes concrete steps to meet those conditions, and dismissed reports of a possible meeting with US Vice President JD Vance in Doha. In an interview with pro-Iran broadcaster Al-Mayadeen, Rezaei said there are currently no negotiations taking place between Tehran and Washington, according to a Reuters report carried by Al-Monitor. He said Iran has asked the US for a clear and explicit response to conditions set out in a June interim agreement, but has not received one. Press TV separately quoted him saying the war has shattered the US administration and telling Washington to surrender to Tehran's seven conditions. No response from Washington was reported.