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'Far from reaching a deal': Iran says it wouldn't tolerate 'excessive demands' of US

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'Far from reaching a deal': Iran says it wouldn't tolerate 'excessive demands' of US
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Tensions between Iran and the US remain high as Iranian officials reject 'excessive demands' regarding nuclear negotiations and the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, the US has conducted limited defensive strikes on Iranian assets, leading to claims of drone shootdowns by the IRGC.

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Escalating military and diplomatic friction in the Strait of Hormuz poses a significant risk to global energy security and regional stability.

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Iran and the United States remain far from reaching a deal to end their war, a senior Iranian official told Reuters on Tuesday, warning that Tehran would not accept Washington's "excessive demands" and that its conditions must be met for the Strait of Hormuz to reopen.According to the Reuters report, the remarks came amid intensified diplomatic efforts to prevent a fresh escalation of the conflict, with Qatari mediators travelling to Tehran on Monday night to discuss a draft US-Iran agreement that has been under negotiation for the past eight days.The Iranian official said mediators were working to bridge differences between Washington and Tehran, but warned that nuclear negotiations could begin only after Iran's conditions were fulfilled."Mediators are working hard to narrow gaps between Tehran and Washington," the senior Iranian official said, adding, "Tehran's conditions must be met if the US wants Hormuz reopened."The official also said Tehran would not accept…

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