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Reports have confirmed that U.S. President Donald Trump rejected Iran's proposal to cease fire for seven days during meetings at the United Nations. He expressed the belief that military operations against Iran could resume after the midterm elections in November. Iran had presented a plan to open the Strait of Hormuz to navigation within seven days, which included ceasing hostilities, releasing Iranian assets frozen at approximately $12 billion, and lifting sanctions on Iranian oil. However, Washington emphasized that it does not intend to lift the ban and remains focused on economic pressure. The United States and Tehran are conducting negotiations through intermediaries, with expectations that may change depending on election results and developments on the ground, while maintaining the intention to escalate further if an agreement is not reached.
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