Iran’s foreign ministry says its proposal to end a conflict with the United States is legitimate and “generous,” while accusing Washington of making “unreasonable” and one-sided demands during negotiations. In statements attributed to Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei, Iran says the US is pursuing terms that do not address Iran’s concerns and insists that Iran’s own initiative is fair. Both outlets report that Baghaei describes Iran’s proposal as addressing key points related to ending the war and unblocking the Strait of Hormuz. He characterizes US positions as unreasonable, emphasizing that the US is not engaging on balanced terms. The two reports also present a similar framing from Iran: the US is said to be upholding demands that Iran rejects. The reports do not provide new, independently verified details of the specific terms of the talks beyond Iran’s description of its proposal and its criticism of US demands.