Claim
Trump privately rejects Iran's seven-day Hormuz ceasefire plan, officials say
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Summary
President Trump privately rejected Iran's seven-day proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz and end fighting, and is considering renewed strikes after the November midterm elections, U.S. officials told the Wall Street Journal. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said the decision to reopen the strait "rests with the United States," and that shipping could resume within days if a deal is reached. Iran's president has said Tehran wants a deal before the midterms.
Left-leaning
- Iran proposes a 7-day plan to reopen the Strait of HormuzCBS News · Sep 26, 5:35 AM
- Iran says choice on reopening Hormuz ‘rests with the United States’ after deal offerNBC News · Sep 26, 5:35 AM
Center
- Trump rejects Iran’s 7-day plan to end war, expects bombing to resume post-midterms: ReportThe Hill · Sep 26, 9:33 AM
Right-leaning
- Iran says Hormuz deal up to US as reports signal Trump wants to resume bombing after midtermsWashington Examiner · Sep 26, 9:23 AM