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Iran Says It Will Not Accept US 'Excessive Demands' in Ongoing Talks

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Iran and the United States are continuing negotiations aimed at easing tensions and addressing Tehran's conditions. Qatar has served as a central mediator in the talks over the past eight days. The discussions take place despite recent US defensive strikes on Iranian targets and a strong military response from Iran. Both sides have signaled a commitment to resolving disputes through ongoing dialogue. Iran has stressed that Washington must meet its demands for any progress to occur.

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