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Iran rejects US ceasefire proposal

Iran rejects US ceasefire proposal

Iran has rejected a United States proposal for a ceasefire, according to reports from the Iranian news agency IRNA. In its response shared with Pakistan, Iran emphasized the requirement for a permanent end to the conflict and demanded the lifting of sanctions and guaranteed safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

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