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Iranian Official Rejects Ceasefire Extension, Accuses US of Violating Agreement
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First reported by Now 14 · 3 hours ago
What happened
A senior Iranian official declared Iran will not extend the ceasefire with the US, accusing Washington of violating the agreement shortly after it was made. The announcement follows renewed threats from Donald Trump and ongoing stalled talks over US re-entry into the deal and economic reparations.
- 01Iran refuses to extend ceasefire, claiming the US violated the agreement within 48 hours.
- 02Talks focus on US returning to the memorandum of understanding, but no progress reported.
- 03Trump renewed threats against Iran and demands reparations for damages caused by Tehran.
- 04The US and regional partners pledged $300 billion for Iran's economic reconstruction under the memorandum.
- 05Iran demands end to US threats, war, sanctions, and release of frozen assets as conditions.
- 06Mohammad Baqer Zolqadr outlined Iran's conditions including US troop withdrawal and lifting the maritime blockade.
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