Iran's Supreme National Security Council (SNSC) has confirmed that the anticipated 'Monday peace deal' with the United States is far from finalized. Following a 21-hour negotiation session in Islamabad, Iran reported that while initial discussions had centered on its 10-point plan to end conflict, the US introduced new and excessive demands that shifted the focus of the talks. The Iranian delegation has adopted a firm 'not one iota' policy, indicating a refusal to compromise on issues of national pride. The SNSC emphasized that negotiations will only resume if the US aligns its demands with the realities of Iranian power. Furthermore, Iran has clarified conditions regarding access to the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz, stating that it will be temporarily open for commercial vessels under strict regulations, including mandatory transit permits and security fees. Any military presence from hostile nations will be barred, and disruptions by US forces will be considered a ceasefire violation, prompting an immediate closure of the Strait.