The United States has proposed an interim agreement to halt ongoing conflict in the Middle East and expects Iran’s response by Friday, according to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio. Tehran, however, stated that the proposal remains under review and rejected any American ultimatum. The two sides continue to blame each other for violating last month’s ceasefire, with new clashes erupting near the strategic Strait of Hormuz. US forces reportedly attacked two Iranian tankers on Friday, prompting former President Donald Trump to say he was awaiting a letter from Iran that night.
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi accused Washington of resorting to military action whenever diplomatic progress is made, adding that Iran has strengthened its ballistic missile stockpile during the ceasefire pause. Pakistan has delivered a memorandum to Tehran that Washington believes could form the basis of a lasting truce, while Qatar’s prime minister met the US vice president in Washington to discuss the issue.
The US proposal reportedly includes a 60-day formal ceasefire leading to broader talks on Iran’s nuclear program. Global oil prices have risen as the Strait of Hormuz remains disrupted, though markets briefly rallied on hopes of a temporary deal.
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