Iran says it is reviewing US ceasefire plan but no talks
Iran is reviewing a US proposal for a ceasefire, but has stated it has no intention of holding talks to end the conflict. The conflict has caused a significant economic and humanitarian toll, with fuel shortages and rising costs affecting countries worldwide.
Iran is reviewing a US ceasefire plan, but has no intention of holding talks. The US proposal calls for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, removing Iran's stocks of highly enriched uranium, and curbing its ballistic missile programme. The conflict has caused fuel shortages and rising costs worldwide. Iran has launched strikes against Israel, US bases, and Gulf states. The economic toll is mounting, with businesses struggling to cope with rising costs and disrupted supply chains. The World Food Programme estimates that tens of millions of people will face acute hunger if the war continues into June.
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