Iran has rejected the prospect of reopening the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a "temporary ceasefire," according to a senior Iranian official who was cited by Reuters. The official expressed scepticism regarding US intentions, stating that Washington lacks the genuine readiness required for a permanent resolution. While confirming that Iran is currently reviewing a Pakistani proposal for an immediate ceasefire, the official emphasised that Tehran will not be coerced by externally imposed deadlines or diplomatic pressure into making a hasty decision. Middle East Conflict: Airstrikes on Iran Kill More Than 25 As Donald Trump’s Deadline To Open Strait of Hormuz Looms.

Iran Rejects Reopening Strait of Hormuz for a ‘Temporary Ceasefire’

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