Iran's foreign ministry accuses the US of presenting unreasonable and one-sided demands in ongoing negotiations to end the war, as both sides maintain a fragile ceasefire.
Iran's foreign ministry spokesman has criticized the United States for making what he described as unreasonable and one-sided demands during ongoing negotiations to end the conflict, while a fragile ceasefire remains in place.
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