The report of a planned Doha meeting between JD Vance and Mohsen Rezaei came from Ibrahim Kalın, head of Turkey's National Intelligence Organisation. He told a conference in Ankara on Monday 9 November that Qatar will host the US Vice President and the secretary of Iran's Supreme National Security Council next week, according to Iran International, citing Türkiye newspaper.
Kalın described a seven-point plan being worked on by regional mediators. Breaking the News summarises it as sanctions relief and access to frozen assets for Iran. In exchange, Iran would commit not to acquire nuclear weapons, renew engagement with the IAEA and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Kalın warned that failure to reach agreement could lead to another US attack on Iran.
The American Conservative reports Kalın as saying that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan urged Trump over the weekend not to escalate against Iran.
An unnamed senior Iranian security official, quoted by Press TV via Clash Report, said no plans for talks between Vance and Rezaei in Doha would be considered until Washington meets Tehran's seven conditions.
Separately, TASS reports that Rezaei told Iranian state TV he had read the letter Vance sent him but had not yet responded.
Neither Kalın's account nor the Iranian denial has been independently checked.