Iran again shot down a peace proposal from the U.S. on Monday, calling it “unrealistic.” The rejection comes as the countries approach a deadline imposed by President Trump for the Strait of Hormuz to be reopened or Iran would face “all Hell,” with military strikes on power plants. The U.S. and Iran received a draft ceasefire proposal…
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Iran spurns ‘unrealistic’ US peace proposal
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Originally reported by The Hill
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