UK media: Iranian sources say Iran rejects "temporary ceasefire"
Xinhua News Agency, London, April 7 - Reuters reported on the 7th, citing an Iranian source, that Iran has rejected any "temporary ceasefire" with the United States.
The unnamed Iranian official stated that Iran has set "preconditions" for reaching a "lasting peace" agreement with the United States, including an immediate cessation of attacks on Iran by the adversary, a commitment not to launch further attacks against Iran, and compensation for damages incurred by Iran. He said that the peace agreement should allow Iran to charge fees for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
Iran rejected any temporary ceasefire with the United States on April 7, 2023, stating that it has set preconditions for a lasting peace agreement. These conditions include an immediate cessation of attacks on Iran, a commitment not to launch further attacks, and compensation for damages. Additionally, Iran stated that the peace agreement should allow it to charge fees for vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Iran rejected any temporary ceasefire with the United States.
- Iran set preconditions for a lasting peace agreement.
- Conditions include an immediate halt to attacks on Iran and compensation for damages.
- The peace agreement should allow Iran to charge fees for ships passing through the Strait of Hormuz.