US President Donald Trump has officially ruled out an early end to the ongoing conflict with Iran, stating he is 'not satisfied' with Tehran's latest proposals. Trump dismissed the possibility of a ceasefire agreement, while Iran maintains its nuclear and missile capabilities are 'non-negotiable' national assets. A 10-point framework proposed by Iran, which called for sanctions relief and recognition of Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz, has been rejected by the United States. Trump noted that there is significant discord within Iran, complicating any potential negotiations. Meanwhile, Ali Nikzad, Vice Speaker of the Iranian Parliament, emphasized that Iran will not engage in talks regarding its nuclear energy program or the Strait of Hormuz, asserting that the US has left the negotiating table due to its refusal to accept these conditions. The Trump administration has also indicated that it does not require Congressional approval for military actions, as the conflict is considered 'terminated' under current ceasefire conditions.