Iranian media say the United States does not provide tangible concessions in its response to Iran’s proposal for negotiations aimed at ending the war. According to Fars News Agency, Washington submits a five-point list in reply that includes demands related to Iran’s nuclear program. The reported proposals include Iran keeping only one nuclear site in operation and transferring its stockpile of highly enriched uranium to the United States. Mehr News Agency characterizes the U.S. position as seeking concessions that it failed to obtain during the war, warning this could lead to an impasse in negotiations. The reports present the Iranian media’s assessment of the U.S. response rather than a direct U.S. statement, and they do not provide additional verified details beyond the cited points from the U.S. list. No agreed timetable or confirmed terms are described in the excerpts, and both accounts focus on whether the U.S. proposals include reciprocal steps that Iran would consider meaningful.