US and Iran receive ceasefire proposal through mediators amid Trump's deadline threats
Mediators from Pakistan, Egypt and Turkey have circulated a ceasefire proposal to the US and Iran featuring a 45-day initial ceasefire followed by negotiations for a permanent agreement. The diplomatic push comes as Trump has threatened to bomb Iranian infrastructure if Iran does not reopen the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday evening. Iranian officials have indicated reluctance to fully reopen the strait as part of only a temporary ceasefire.
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