Iran rejects Donald Trump’s claim of ceasefire request, says Tehran determined to win war
Iran has denied President Trump's claim that the regime asked for a ceasefire deal, stating that Tehran is committed to winning the war. Top Iranian officials rejected Trump's announcement, calling it 'false and baseless' and emphasizing their determination to defend their homeland.
Iranian officials have denied President Trump's claim of a ceasefire request. A spokesperson for the Iranian President's office rejected Trump's post, stating that Tehran's stance on defending the homeland has not changed. The Iranian Foreign Ministry also denied the claim, calling it 'false and baseless'. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said Iran will keep full control of the Strait of Hormuz. Trump had said he received a ceasefire request from Iran, but Iranian officials maintain that the war will not end until they receive reparations from the US and Israel. Iran's parliament has passed legislation to permanently control the Strait of Hormuz and charge tolls for ships to pass through.
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