US waiting on a response from Iran over proposals for ceasefire deal, says Rubio
Summary
The US is waiting for Iran’s response to its proposals for a temporary ceasefire deal in the Middle East conflict. Despite recent violence near the Strait of Hormuz, both sides continue diplomatic efforts, but tensions remain high with clashes and military actions reported.Key Facts
- The US expects Iran to reply on Friday about a possible interim ceasefire agreement.
- Fighting has increased near the Strait of Hormuz since a ceasefire was announced last month.
- US forces disabled two Iranian tankers trying to break the US blockade of Iran’s ports.
- Pakistan has passed a draft deal to Iran, which the US sees as a possible basis for talks.
- Iran accused the US of breaking the ceasefire and said it has rebuilt and increased its missile stock.
- Several attacks involving missiles, drones, and boats have occurred between US, Iranian, and UAE forces.
- The US President has threatened a major new offensive if no agreement is reached soon.
- The US had briefly announced a new naval mission to secure the Strait of Hormuz but paused it quickly.
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