Iran rejected a cease-fire proposal from Donald Trump, citing concerns that a pause would allow the US and Israel to reinforce positions before resuming strikes. Officials said Tehran may still hold talks with US negotiators in Islamabad. According to Iran’s state media, demands include reparations, sanctions relief, and recognition of sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is open to discussing nuclear enrichment but not its missile program.

2026-03-26

Iran rejected a cease-fire proposal from Donald Trump, citing concerns that a pause would allow the US and Israel to reinforce positions before resuming strikes. Officials said Tehran may still hold talks with US negotiators in Islamabad. According to Iran’s state media, demands include reparations, sanctions relief, and recognition of sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran is open to discussing nuclear enrichment but not its missile program.