Multiple web search results report that Iranian officials, including Qalibaf, warned against negotiations under the shadow of threats and stated preparations to reveal new cards on the battlefield. Two distinct web search results confirm the core elements of the claim.

Web search results mention Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf making accusations regarding US negotiations and Iran's military preparations. While the specific details ('table of surrender' and 'past two weeks') are not independently corroborated across multiple sources, the core themes—Ghalibaf's accusations and Iran preparing options—are reported by multiple web sources.

Multiple web search results report that President Masoud Pezeshkian made defiant statements suggesting US actions implied a desire for Iran's surrender and that Iranians would resist coercion. This theme is consistently reported across the search results.

Two separate web search results directly quote or paraphrase Trump's warning about knocking out power plants and bridges if Iran does not accept a 'fair and reasonable deal,' confirming the core threat mentioned in the claim.

Two web search results report that the US president announced a second round of talks for Monday, and that the White House was waiting for confirmation regarding Tehran's negotiating team's attendance.

Multiple web search results confirm that J.D. Vance, Steve Witkoff, and Jared Kushner were expected or reported to be traveling to Islamabad for talks, matching the names and destination in the claim.

Multiple web search results cite Axios reporting that Iranian negotiators were stalling, and that this was linked to pressure from the IRGC and the condition of the US ending its blockade.