Iran rejects ceasefire with the United States.

On Monday (6), Iran rejected the United States' proposal for a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict, advocating for a broader and more lasting solution to the crisis in the region. According to the official IRNA agency, the response was sent to Pakistan — which is acting as an intermediary in the negotiations — and emphasizes that Tehran does not accept a temporary truce, prioritizing a definitive end to hostilities. The Iranian proposal consists of ten pointsThe proposals, which include: a complete end to the conflicts in the region; the creation of a protocol to guarantee safe navigation in the Strait of Hormuz; the lifting of international sanctions; and post-conflict reconstruction measures. Meanwhile, the US government also rejected the terms of Pakistan's proposal. According to the AFP news agency, President Donald Trump did not "validate" the document.

This text was translated by machine from Brazilian Portuguese.