On July 24, local time, CCTV reporters learned from the US side that an American official denied the news about Iran's rejection of a new cease-fire proposal, saying the news was “inaccurate.” According to news from the US side on the 23rd local time, Iran rejected a cease-fire proposal handed over by US President Trump through Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi on the same day. The details of the proposal are unclear, but sources say the Iranian government is not interested in an interim agreement that cannot resolve the outstanding issue of control over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said on the 23rd that the news was “diverting attention and misleading,” while the Iraqi prime minister's office rejected the news as “baseless.”

Zhitongcaijing · 1d ago
On July 24, local time, CCTV reporters learned from the US side that an American official denied the news about Iran's rejection of a new cease-fire proposal, saying the news was “inaccurate.” According to news from the US side on the 23rd local time, Iran rejected a cease-fire proposal handed over by US President Trump through Iraqi Prime Minister Zaidi on the same day. The details of the proposal are unclear, but sources say the Iranian government is not interested in an interim agreement that cannot resolve the outstanding issue of control over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran said on the 23rd that the news was “diverting attention and misleading,” while the Iraqi prime minister's office rejected the news as “baseless.”