Iran Responds to US Peace Proposal, Warns Against New Attacks
Iran has formally responded to Washington's latest peace proposal while issuing stern warnings against future US military strikes and the presence of foreign warships in the Strait of Hormuz. The response, delivered via Pakistani mediators, emphasizes ending the conflict on all fronts, particularly in Lebanon, and ensuring shipping security. Despite ongoing behind-the-scenes diplomacy, Tehran maintains a defiant public stance. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that dialogue does not equate to surrender. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted the war continues until Iran’s enriched uranium is removed and nuclear facilities dismantled, a position reportedly shared by US President Donald Trump. Tensions remain high regarding the strategic waterway, with Iran threatening decisive responses to any British or French naval deployments, although France claims its mission would be coordinated with Tehran. Recent drone attacks in the Gulf have further rattled the fragile ceasefire. The US continues to blockade Iranian ports, while global powers seek mechanisms to secure navigation routes amidst the ongoing geopolitical standoff.
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Iran Responds to US Peace Proposal, Warns Against New Attacks
Iran has formally responded to Washington's latest peace proposal while issuing stern warnings against future US military strikes and the presence of foreign warships in the Strait of Hormuz. The response, delivered via Pakistani mediators, emphasizes ending the conflict on all fronts, particularly in Lebanon, and ensuring shipping security. Despite ongoing behind-the-scenes diplomacy, Tehran maintains a defiant public stance. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian stated that dialogue does not equate to surrender. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu insisted the war continues until Iran’s enriched uranium is removed and nuclear facilities dismantled, a position reportedly shared by US President Donald Trump. Tensions remain high regarding the strategic waterway, with Iran threatening decisive responses to any British or French naval deployments, although France claims its mission would be coordinated with Tehran. Recent drone attacks in the Gulf have further rattled the fragile ceasefire. The US continues to blockade Iranian ports, while global powers seek mechanisms to secure navigation routes amidst the ongoing geopolitical standoff.