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Iran Issues Two-Day Ultimatum to US on Ceasefire
Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a two-day ultimatum to the U.S. administration, demanding a ceasefire in the Middle East. He warned of severe military consequences if the demands are not met, stating Iranian forces are on high alert.
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What happened
- 01Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi issued a two-day ultimatum to the U.S. for a Middle East ceasefire.
- 02Tehran warned of significant military consequences if Washington rejects the ceasefire terms.
- 03Iranian forces are reportedly on high alert and ready for decisive action.
- 04Iran links its ultimatum to the recent U.S. elections and the new political balance.
- 05The U.S. has not yet issued a formal response to the Iranian ultimatum.
Tehran links its position to the recent U.S. elections and places responsibility for regional security on the White House. The U.S. has not yet officially responded, having previously rejected unilateral demands.
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