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    Iran lehnt Aufruf zu vorübergehendem Waffenstillstand zur Wiedereröffnung der Straße von Hormus ab, nachdem er neuen Friedensvorschlag geprüft hat


    Iran lehnt Aufruf zu vorübergehendem Waffenstillstand zur Wiedereröffnung der Straße von Hormus ab, nachdem er neuen Friedensvorschlag geprüft hat

    https://www.aol.com/articles/iran-rejects-call-temporary-ceasefire-090748450.html

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    1. T_Shurt on

      From the article:

      Iran will not reopen the Strait of Hormuz in exchange for a “temporary ceasefire,” a senior Iranian official said on Monday after receiving a new proposal from mediators to end the war.

      Tehran does not believe the U.S. is ready for a permanent ceasefire and will not accept being pressured to accept deadlines and make a decision

      Trump continues to insist negotiations with Iran are ongoing despite Iran claiming no such talks are happening between Tehran and Washington.

      The latest framework to end hostilities was apparently put together by Pakistan and exchanged with Iran and the U.S. overnight.

    4. leisurechef on

      I’ll give you until (W) to open the stait (X), if you don’t then I’ll (Y) to your (Z)

      Iran had looked at this formula & said…

      The longer you negotiate with yourself the more we will make lego movies

    6. Elegant_Tech on

      MML – Monday morning lies to pump the market like clockwork. Always funny to see all the early Monday propaganda about everyone pushing for a peace plan with no mention or ask about Irans opinion.

    8. Inevitable-Row1759 on

      „peace proposal“ of Trump : Blowing up universities and bridges

    9. dromtrund on

      Ever watched a movie about war and wondered why they don’t just kill the enemy commander when he walks across the battlefield with a white flag? This is why.

    11. niccoboy_ on

      Temporary ceasefires does not mean much. The war must end.

      Two states lit the fuse, and now the whole region is asked to breathe the smoke.
      Hormuz has become the price the world pays when pride outruns peace.

    12. sirferrell on

      Don’t you just love when this administration keeps manipulating the markets

    14. Sp99nHead on

      I hate this war, but trading Oil has been the easiest shit ever. Oil drops on every ceasefire proposal, you buy and a few days/hours later the USA bombs some school or Iran bombs an oil field and it goes back up.

    15. rnbwshrm on

      And yet still, in a few hours the media will report that there’s some idiot rumour or Trump’s latest senile truthie claiming otherwise. Useless reporting these days.

    17. quad_damage_orbb on

      Trump will just claim that some super secret diplomatic understanding has been reached, details will be made available soon, maybe in a week or two… everyone seems to forget for 2 weeks, then we go through all of this again.

      Meanwhile, the Trump family are short selling oil futures in every round, stealing obscene amounts of money from the public.

    18. Not_Sure__Camacho on

      Let’s put the Trump criminal organization’s cryptocurrency, ALL OF IT into settlement for Iran to rebuild what the orange POS destroyed in his attempt to divert from the Epstein files. He and his entire illegal regime can pay for the destruction. Granted, it’s money he’s stolen from the U.S., but if we’re stupid enough to put such a POS in power, we should be forced to pay for it.

    19. inconspiciousdude on

      > The proposal for a final agreement is said to include Iran forgoing the development of nuclear weapons, receiving relief from sanctions, and the release of frozen assets.

      I’m getting some fuckin‘ déjà vu here.

    21. DrothReloaded on

      April 15th is roughly when the last of the oil tankers get to the US from the middle East.. After that the true oil crisis will really begin. Right now we are just paying higher prices to compete/bid against other nations that have already began their respective shortages. Shits going to get really expensive.

    22. deosiceman on

      Why woyld they. They are bombing the shit out of them.

      Fn schoolyard bully tactics.

      He never left the school yard mentally

    23. idlysambardip on

      IRGC intelligence was literally assassinated an hour before this proposal. Iran cannot accept any ceasefire before settling the scores.

    24. ninetailedoctopus on

      Reopening the strait won’t bring back the oil infrastructure already destroyed by this stupid war Trump caused.

    25. faratto_ on

      Realistically iran only wants one thing: money to purchase from china-russia enough weapons to defend himself even better for the next time in a few years. Rest is worthless.

      Im not sure trump will compensate them for billions and billions of dollars and will let them build a true army, let alone israel

    26. Midiamp on

      „The incremental approach without a strategy doesn’t improve the strategy.“ – pete hegseth

    28. queerkidxx on

      Legitimately what happens next? The global economy grinds to a halt? Troops on the ground?

    29. bloodwine on

      Trump is incapable of a peace agreement. Even if the stars aligned and both parties signed something, he wouldn’t be able to resist shit talking Iran with “tough man” or mocking language and then requiring regular bribes (extortion) from Iran to temporarily honor the deal he signed. No, I think we’re in Iran for the long haul and peace is only possible when Trump is gone.

    30. lonigus on

      This is heading exactly the way China wants. GCC countries being forced to use the yuan instead of the petrol dollar.

    32. VibrantHumanoidus on

      Just like Russia giving „peace plan“ to Ukraine, consisting of demilitarizing Ukraine, getting occupied territories and those which they had not taken fully (Donbas), while offering „we promise not to invade you again“.

      And Trump is always mad at Zelensky for not accepting such great peace plan offer.

    33. NocturnalSaaS on

      Looks like Iran has been paying attention to how Israel honours its „ceasefires.“

    34. Zealous03 on

      As an American living under the Trump cult. It really is sad that we citizens have no idea what’s going on and who’s telling the truth

    35. 3legcat on

      To accept a ceasefire at this time, would likely be the same as giving US and Israel time to gather forces and material for an upcoming attack.

    36. Socialinfluencing on

      This is what happens when political extremism meets religious extremism, neither are going to yield and the world will ultimately pay because a few people can’t get along. I joked with my dad that we’ll see a $50 happy meal in our lifetime, but honestly this will ramp up inflation to degrees people don’t realize yet, the world is not in a good spot for as long as this carries on.

      Edit: Welcome to reddit, a place where if you say rampant inflation will fuck the world up you get downvoted, guess everyone’s a millionaire already, alrighty shouldn’t affect you then.

    37. Stockholm86er on

      Iran does not want temporary ceasefire, they want permanent end of the conflict. Report accurately.

    38. Koekoes_se_makranka on

      Can we just create a timeline of the Trump rhetoric over the Strait of Hormuz??

      – Week 1: Oh shit, why’d y’all close the Strait? Ik I bombed you but that’s kinda unfair
      – Week 2: It’s ok, we’ll escort the ships
      – Week 3: Update, we can’t escort the ships. Nato, need help now
      – Week 4: We don’t need Nato. Murica big and strong, can open Strait ourselves
      – Week 5: What y’all talking about? The Strait isn’t closed, FAKE NEWS. Why are these ships so scaredy-cat to go through?!?!?!?
      – Week 6: Damn, the Strait IS closed. Whatever, we don’t use it. Rest of the world, you figure it out!!!
      – Week 7: Strait still closed, becoming problem. NATO NEED HELP NOW OR I LEAVE
      – Week 8: Don’t worry, Strait will open up naturally
      – Week 9: OPEN STRAIT CRAZY BASTARDS OR I BOMB YOU REAL HARD
      – Week 10: Please accept my peace deal now to open Strait pretty please

      (I’m aware it hasn’t been ten weeks yet, more like this flip-flopping rhetoric happens literally by the hour)

    39. ShakeMyHeadSadly on

      All negotiations with Trump are of the ‚take it or leave it‘ variety and are always backed up by threats. I have no desire to defend Iran and their bad behavior over the years, but they didn’t start this.

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