Iran denies proposing a ceasefire and calls Trump's statements "false"
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi has denied that he has proposed a ceasefire to the United States in the context of contacts over the war. He has also described US President Donald Trump's statements on this possible request as "false."
"Iran has not submitted a ceasefire proposal, "Araqchi told IRIB, adding that the five-point plan proposed by Tehran is" media speculation. "
In this regard, the head of the Iranian Foreign Ministry has reiterated that the war will continue " untiltheaggressor is punished and full compensation paid to Iran ".
Indeed, US President Donald Trump has sent a message on social media saying that "the new president of the Iranian regime, much more moderate and intelligent than the previous one, has called for a ceasefire from the US."
Trump has stressed that Washington will consider this possibility if it sees the "clear and free" possibility of reopening the Strait of Hormuz. "In the meantime, we will either ash Iran or, as they say, return it to the Stone Age," he said.
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