Trump says he is not satisfied with Iran's latest conflict proposal

U.S. President Donald Trump said Friday he is not satisfied with Iran's latest proposal to resolve their ongoing conflict, as the two sides continue negotiations by phone, according to Reuters.

The remark signals that diplomatic efforts between Washington and Tehran remain deadlocked, with no resolution in sight despite ongoing telephone negotiations.

Trump made the statement to reporters Friday, saying he was not satisfied with the proposal put forward by Iran to end the conflict, Reuters reported. The Korea Times cited the Reuters dispatch in its coverage.

The president did not elaborate on the specific terms of Iran's proposal or the precise nature of the conflict under discussion. Trump indicated that talks are being conducted by telephone rather than through face-to-face diplomacy.

No timeline for further negotiations was announced, and no additional U.S. officials were cited in the Reuters report. The statement offered no indication that a breakthrough is imminent.

No further details about the substance of Iran's proposal or the specific conflict at issue were immediately available, according to Reuters.