Iran Accuses United States of Hardening Nuclear Demands and Warns of Negotiation Failure

TL;DR

Iranian media reported that the US presented new, strict nuclear demands without significant concessions.
These demands reportedly include Iran operating only one nuclear facility and transferring enriched uranium reserves to the US.
The US allegedly rejected unlocking even 25% of frozen Iranian assets or offering economic compensation.
Iranian media views this as a US attempt to gain concessions through negotiation that were not achieved militarily.
Iran had previously proposed an immediate cessation of hostilities, US Navy de-blocking of Iranian ports, and release of frozen assets.
The US and its allies suspect Iran's nuclear program may advance towards military capabilities, while Iran insists it is for civilian purposes.
An Iranian military spokesperson warned of "unprecedented scenarios" for the US if Iran is attacked again.
International analysts note a wide gap between the demands of both parties, increasing the risk of diplomatic stalemate.
Any military escalation could impact international energy markets and Middle East stability, given Iran's role as a major oil producer.

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