Iran rejects the U.S. proposal delivered via Qatar, and rejects Washington's terms as unacceptable, according to reports. Iran rejected a new U.S. proposal presented through Qatari intermediaries, according to Reuters. The proposal outlined a seven-day framework aimed at reopening the Hormuz Strait and ending the ongoing blockade. Tehran rejected the initiative, claiming Washington presented a series of unacceptable conditions instead of a genuine diplomatic offer. Among the reported U.S. demands were the immediate reopening of the strategic waterway and the transfer of Iran's uranium stockpile abroad as a preemptive concession. Iran's rejection signals that significant differences remain between Tehran and Washington regarding the terms of any possible agreement.