The attack on ships near the Strait of Hormuz casts a shadow over the fragile ceasefire that Donald Trump's administration says is still in force. At the same time, Washington is still waiting for Tehran's response regarding the latest US proposal for a peace agreement.
Washington is waiting for Tehran's response. More threats from Donald Trump
In recent days, there has been an exchange of fire between the US and Iran. On Friday, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the United States expects a response from Iran on the new peace proposal. – I hope that it will be a serious offer, that it will be something that will allow us to start a serious negotiation process – he said.
The head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Tehran thunders. “Iranians will not bow to pressure”
Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi on Friday accused the United States of opting for a “reckless military adventure” whenever a “diplomatic solution is on the table.”
“Is this a primitive pressure tactic? Or maybe a result of dragging the US president into more trouble? […] Whatever the reasons, the result will be the same. Iranians will never bow to pressure,” he wrote.
