Iran war day 83: Tehran ‘reviewing’ latest US response to end conflict
Summary
Iran is reviewing the United States' response to its proposal to end the ongoing war, with diplomatic talks mediated by Pakistan. Iran also announced new controls over ship passage through the Strait of Hormuz, a key route for global oil shipments, while tensions remain high between Iran, the US, and regional countries.Key Facts
- Iran’s Foreign Ministry is reviewing the US response to its ceasefire proposal, communicated through Pakistan.
- Iran’s President said all diplomatic options with the US remain open but warned against pressure tactics.
- Iran created a “supervision area” in the Strait of Hormuz, requiring ships to get permission to pass.
- The Iranian Revolutionary Guard has coordinated passage for over 25 commercial vessels through the Strait in the past 24 hours.
- Iran’s parliament speaker accused the US of trying to start a new war despite economic and political pressures.
- Pakistan’s Interior Minister visited Tehran as a mediator in the stalled negotiations.
- The UAE accused armed groups in Iraq of launching a drone attack on its nuclear plant and called on Iraq to stop such attacks.
- US officials warned Iran it faces severe military consequences if it rejects a US-backed deal to end the conflict; President Trump said the deal is close but fragile.
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