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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Tehran's proposal to end the conflict on all fronts remains valid. He warned that if the White House chooses war, Iran's forces will respond with significant force.
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President Trump stated that it is highly unlikely the US will resume military action against Iran if diplomatic talks continue to progress.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi stated that Tehran's two-day proposal remains open, demanding an end to conflict on all fronts. He warned that if the US chooses war, Iranian forces will respond with force.
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Qatar reports that diplomatic efforts to end the conflict are ongoing, citing Washington's interest in a solution. US officials have reportedly urged renewed strikes, while Iran's foreign minister engaged with regional counterparts.
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ISNA news agency reported that explosions occurred on Qeshm Island in Iran.
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Central Command established a group in Tampa to intercept prohibited goods moving via overland paths and waterways near the Caspian Sea.
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President Masoud Pezeshkian stated Tehran seeks a dignified resolution to the standoff. Iraqi official Fuad Hussein cautioned that current conditions could spark another war, while Iranian leaders indicated readiness to adjust nuclear policy if ordered.
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