Iran has put forward five conditions for a ceasefire, stating "accept the conditions first, then negotiate."

According to a report by Press TV, a news channel controlled by the Iranian government, Iranian officials issued a statement mentioning that Iran has responded negatively to the U.S. proposal and insists that the war will only end on Iran's own terms and timeline.

The official, who is familiar with the details of the Iranian government, stated that Iran will not allow Trump to decide when the war ends. He also emphasized Tehran's determination to continue defending and inflicting "heavy blows" on the enemy until its demands are met. The official outlined five specific conditions for Iran to agree to end the war, including:

1. A complete halt to the enemy's "aggression and assassination" actions.
2. Establishing specific mechanisms to ensure that war will not be imposed on Iran again.
3. Guarantees and clear definitions of compensation and restoration costs for war losses.
4. Ending the war across all fronts and within the scope of all resistance organizations involved in the region.
5. The international community recognizing and safeguarding Iran's sovereign rights to exercise jurisdiction over the Strait of Hormuz.

Iran has communicated to all well-meaning intermediaries that the prerequisite for a ceasefire is the acceptance of all its conditions. The official emphasized, "No negotiations will take place before this," and reiterated that Iran's defensive actions will continue until the aforementioned conditions are met.