Ibrahim Rezaei is an Iranian politician and spokesman for Iran's parliamentary National Security Commission. Known for hardline rhetoric on nuclear policy, regional dominance, and Iranian strategic posture. Recently, Rezaei has issued escalatory warnings over U.S. and Israeli threats, asserting Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz and readiness for extended conflict. Last updated 5 days ago
Iranian MP Ibrahim Rezaei: "We will respond to all enemy bases and the source of attacks from anywhere. Our response to any potential attack will not be limited to the Persian Gulf region."
NEW: Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesperson for Iran’s National Security Commission, threatens the Gulf states’ oil industry, and says they have “no red lines”
“The Gulf states that have stood alongside Trump in the Iran-America regime conflict should watch over their oil and gas wells. In defense of the security of the great Iranian nation, we have no red lines.”
Iranian parliamentary National Security Commission spokesperson Ebrahim Rezaei: "Instead of making empty threats, the U.S. Treasury Secretary should recognize that they must bow before Iran's might in the Gulf."
Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesman for Iran's parliamentary National Security Commission, claims on X that the Islamic Republic's authority over the Strait of Hormuz is recognized worldwide, with countries coordinating passage and paying fees for their vessels to transit.
Iranian parliament spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei says the U.S. is “begging” for negotiations with the Islamic Republic, adding Tehran has not requested talks or a ceasefire “even once” since the war began.
Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesman for Iran’s National Security and Foreign Policy Committee, says Washington has 2 choices: accept Tehran’s terms or “surrender to our missiles.”
Mohammad Eslami, head of Iran's Atomic Energy Organization, told a parliamentary security committee session that nuclear technology will not be part of any negotiations and that enrichment is off the table entirely. Reported by committee spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei.
NEW: Irans National Security Spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei to President Trump: “The Best Course Is to Surrender”
“As of today, our restraint is over. Any aggression against our vessels will be met with a heavy and decisive Iranian response agai...
NEW: Irans National Security Spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei to President Trump: “The Best Course Is to Surrender”
“As of today, our restraint is over. Any aggression against our vessels will be met with a heavy and decisive Iranian response against American vessels and bases.
The clock is ticking against the Americans' interests; it is to their benefit not to act foolishly and sink themselves deeper into the quagmire they have fallen into.
The best course is to surrender and concede concessions. You must get used to the new regional order.”
Spokesperson for Iran's National Security Committee, Ibrahim Rezaei:
"The end of the ceasefire should not lead to an extension of the ceasefire, or they must recognize Iran's rights, including our control over the Strait of Hormuz, or return to war. They are not supposed to use the breathing space that has emerged to resume their mischief and rearm themselves. If they do not grant us our rights, the loose tooth of the ceasefire must be pulled out and set aside."
Ibrahim Rezaei, spokesman for Iran’s National Security Committee, says the ceasefire must not be extended unless Iran’s rights are recognized, including control over the Strait of Hormuz.
He warned the pause must not be...
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Ibrahim Rezaei, spokesman for Iran’s National Security Committee, says the ceasefire must not be extended unless Iran’s rights are recognized, including control over the Strait of Hormuz.
He warned the pause must not be used by the U.S. or Israel to regroup or rearm, saying any such move would justify ending it.
“If they do not grant us our rights… the ceasefire must be set aside,” he said, adding Iran is prepared to return to war if its demands are not met.
Iranian Parliament National Security Committee spokesman Ebrahim Rezaei:
“It would be preferable our diplomats do not travel to Pakistan, but if they do, they should take a ‘Khaibar Shekan’ missile with them — so the enemy understands that if it does not submit to Iranian diplomats, it will be forced to submit to Iranian missiles.”
The Iranian parliament’s national security spokesperson Ibrahim Rezaei states that “Trump is lying or talking nonsense” and that recent military strikes and rising oil prices have left the enemy powerless and frustrated. He claims negotiations are futile and that the enemy only responds to force and missiles.
Spokesman of the National Security Committee in the Iranian Parliament, Ebrahim Rezaei: "Trump and the US have retreated again. The campaign continues to gallop. Another defeat for Satan."
Spokesperson of the Iranian Parliament's National Security Committee, Ibrahim Rezaei: "Trump and the US have backed down again. The campaign continues to gallop. Another defeat for the Satan."
