Iran war: What’s happening on day 64 as Trump rejects Tehran’s proposal
Summary
President Donald Trump rejected Iran’s recent peace proposal, saying it included terms he could not accept. The US has imposed new sanctions on companies helping Iran’s oil exports, warned about maritime activities near the Strait of Hormuz, and maintains a strong military presence in the region. Meanwhile, tensions continue with casualties reported in Iran and Lebanon amid ongoing conflict and diplomatic efforts.Key Facts
- President Trump said Iran’s peace proposal included unacceptable demands.
- The US warned ships paying fees to Iran in the Strait of Hormuz could face sanctions.
- New US sanctions targeted companies linked to Iranian oil exports, including a firm in China.
- A poll shows 61% of Americans think using military force against Iran was a mistake.
- Fourteen Iranian soldiers died while defusing unexploded bombs in Zanjan province.
- Iran's IRGC Navy plans to enforce new rules to control nearby coastal waters.
- The US approved over $8.6 billion in military sales to Israel and Gulf allies.
- Lebanon reported 12 deaths from Israeli strikes despite a ceasefire, with officials claiming attacks are increasing.
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