Iran rejects US claim of excessive demands in proposed agreement

Iran’s Foreign Ministry Spokesperson Responds to US Proposal

Tehran has denied that its response to a recent US proposal to end the war in the region contains “excessive demands”. Esmail Baghaei, spokesperson for Iran’s Foreign Ministry, stated that Tehran’s position is not unreasonable.

In a statement, Baghaei emphasized that Iran’s response to the US proposal was made in good faith. He did not elaborate on the specifics of the proposal or Iran’s counter-proposal.

The US has been engaged in negotiations with Iran over ending the war and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a vital waterway for international oil trade. The talks have been ongoing for some time, but details of the proposals made by both sides remain scarce.

Baghaei’s comments suggest that Iran is willing to engage in further discussions, but is not willing to make concessions that would be deemed unreasonable. The spokesperson did not specify what Iran considers an “unreasonable demand” from the US.

The situation remains tense, with both countries maintaining a hardline stance on key issues. Diplomatic efforts continue, with officials from both sides engaging in talks aimed at finding a mutually acceptable solution.

Source: Al Jazeera