Iran rejects ceasefire: Inside its 10-clause response to Trump’s peace plan
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Iran has rejected a ceasefire proposal by US President Donald Trump, instead presenting a 10-clause response that includes an end to conflicts in the region and the lifting of sanctions. The rejection comes amid a five-week conflict that has triggered a global energy crunch and mounting threats from the US to target Iranian energy facilities and civilian infrastructure.
Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal by US President Donald Trump. The proposal aimed to halt the five-week conflict ahead of a deadline to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. Iran presented a 10-clause response, including an end to conflicts, a protocol for safe passage, and the lifting of sanctions. The US had threatened to target Iranian energy facilities and civilian infrastructure if the Strait was not reopened. Iran blocked the Strait after a US-Israeli assault, triggering a global energy crunch. A peace plan put together by Pakistan was also rejected by Tehran, which seeks a permanent ceasefire with guarantees against future attacks.
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