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Trump rejects Iranian ceasefire proposal, plans bombing after midterms

Summarised from 14 outlets · 24 reports · Updated 28 Sept, 05:43 · Archive

President Trump has rejected Iran's seven-day ceasefire proposal and told aides he expects to resume bombing after November elections.

President Trump has rejected a peace proposal from Iran that would have involved a seven-day ceasefire followed by reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with the US lifting its blockade of Iranian ports in exchange. Trump told aides he expects to resume bombing Iran after the November midterm elections. At the United Nations, Trump said Iran was 'losing so badly' and making the proposal only out of desperation. Iran's UN ambassador said negotiators were not acting in good faith, claiming they sought relief from billions of dollars in sanctions up front. Iran has insisted it will not soften its demands and says only diplomacy can resolve the conflict, though it has not yet received a formal rejection. Trump has indicated talks with Iran may resume next week.

Trump rejects Iranian ceasefire proposal, plans bombing after midterms
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In this story: Donald Trump · Iran · United States · Mike Waltz · Strait of Hormuz

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