Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal put forward by U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday, according to a New York Times report cited by BlockBeats. Iranian and Iraqi officials said the proposal was delivered to Tehran through the Iraqi prime minister, but the mediation effort did not succeed. The report said the talks failed while Trump was threatening to escalate the war and weighing potential action against key Iranian infrastructure. The development points to a breakdown in the latest attempt to secure a halt in hostilities, with the message having been passed through Baghdad before being rejected by Tehran. No additional terms of the proposal were disclosed in the source material.
Iran rejected a ceasefire proposal from U.S. President Donald Trump on Thursday, according to The New York Times, as cited by BlockBeats.
Iranian and Iraqi officials said the proposal was passed to Tehran by the Iraqi prime minister. The mediation effort did not succeed. During that period, Trump was threatening to escalate the war and considering action against key Iranian infrastructure, the report said.
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