Trump rejects Iran's new ceasefire deal, says Tehran is 'desperate'

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President Donald Trump publicly rejected Iran’s latest seven-day roadmap to end the monthslong conflict, calling the proposal "unacceptable" as he departed the White House on Saturday. Transmitted through Qatari mediators during the United Nations General Assembly, Tehran's initiative offered to immediately reopen the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz and resume nuclear talks within a week. The offer was contingent on the United States lifting its naval blockade on Iranian ports, waiving oil sanctions, and observing a comprehensive ceasefire that included Lebanon. Dismissing the deal, Trump asserted that a tightening economic squeeze has left Iran "losing so badly" and desperate for cash. While Iranian officials state they are still awaiting a formal diplomatic response through mediators, senior U.S. administration officials have privately signaled skepticism, indicating that Washington intends to maintain its strict maritime embargo and potentially resume a heavier military bombing

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