Iranian media outlets denied a Reuters report that a 10-day ceasefire proposal between Iran and the United States is currently on the table, calling the reports 'incorrect.' The denial comes hours after The Zioneer reported that Iran had rejected a US-backed Qatari proposal for such a ceasefire.
Earlier today at 18:07 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Iran had rejected a US-backed Qatari proposal for a 10-day ceasefire, with senior Iranian adviser Mohammad Marandi dismissing the proposal. Now, Iranian media outlets are denying the existence of any such proposal, specifically disputing a Reuters report that suggested a ceasefire offer was on the table. The denial, attributed to 'Iranian media,' states: 'There is no proposal for a ten-day ceasefire between Iran and the United States that is currently on the table, the reports on the matter are incorrect.' This appears to be a further hardening of Iran's position, moving from rejection to outright denial of any proposal. The Reuters report and the Iranian denial could not be independently verified.
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- StrongTrump rejects 10-day ceasefire proposal; Iran withholds acceptance
- StrongIran threatens to attack Israel after rejecting US ceasefire proposal, reports say
- DevelopingIran source: negotiations must return to memorandum of understanding, rejects timeframe-based ceasefire
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