Iran accuses the United States of imposing excessive demands in the negotiations mediated by Pakistan for ending the war.

Iran has accused the United States of blocking negotiations for a ceasefire, citing demands considered excessive. In a discussion with the UN Secretary-General, Abbas Araghchi, the head of Iranian diplomacy, expressed dissatisfaction with the contradictory positions of the US, which disrupt the negotiation process led by Pakistan. Despite distrust towards the US, Iran is committed to diplomatic discussions. Meanwhile, the head of the Pakistani army has arrived in Tehran to discuss mediation efforts.

The divergences remain deep, and issues related to the ceasefire and the American blockade of Iranian ports are unresolved. Meanwhile, American media has reported that Washington is preparing new attacks against Tehran, and Donald Trump has summoned advisors to discuss the war. Although a fragile ceasefire has been declared, negotiations have not yielded significant results. Iran has warned that it will not yield to intimidation and will escalate the conflict in the event of an attack.