Iran rejects US demands on enrichment
The disagreements between the United States and Iran are escalating over the terms to end the ongoing conflict that has lasted for more than seven months. U.S. Vice President Jae D. Vance insists on Tehran fundamentally reducing its uranium enrichment capabilities, a condition Iran rejects as a red line. Washington is focused on Iran's commitment not to develop nuclear weapons and is demanding tangible concessions, while Tehran emphasizes that recognizing its right to enrich uranium is an unconditional and non-negotiable demand. Additionally, an Iranian official indicated that Tehran has not engaged in serious negotiations with Washington regarding its nuclear program and will not relinquish its rights. Meanwhile, the U.S. Secretary of State stated that Iran has lost control of the Strait of Hormuz and that its economy is facing a complete collapse, accusing Iran of funding terrorism and arms proliferation.
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