Iran has rejected a United States proposal to end the ongoing war, according to Iranian state television Press TV, citing a senior political and security official. The official stated that Iran would decide when to end the war based on its own conditions, emphasizing that the decision would only come once those conditions are met.

Among Iran’s stated conditions are a complete halt to what it calls enemy aggression and assassinations, the establishment of concrete measures to prevent the war from being reimposed on Iran, and guarantees for compensation and reparations for wartime damages. Iran also demands clear financial arrangements for all resistance groups involved across the region and the conclusion of hostilities on all fronts. Additionally, Tehran seeks international recognition and assurance of its sovereign rights over the Strait of Hormuz.

Iranian officials have repeatedly said they are seeking not just a ceasefire but a full end to the war, underscoring their insistence on sovereignty and security guarantees before any settlement.