Iran Reviews Latest U.S. Peace Proposal as Ceasefire Clock Ticks

6 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · May 21

Iran said it has received Washington’s latest peace terms and is reviewing them as efforts intensify to prevent hostilities from resuming.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Esmail Baghaei said late Wednesday that Tehran was assessing the American side’s points of view, signaling no immediate acceptance or rejection.
The review keeps diplomacy alive at a moment when the ceasefire is under time pressure and both sides are trying to avoid a return to conflict.

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