An Iranian official has dismissed as "completely misleading" the New York Times report about a 10-day US ceasefire proposal presented by Iraq’s prime minister, stressing that the Islamic Republic has always been committed to diplomacy.
Iran Denies NYT Report on US Ceasefire Proposal by Iraqi PM
An Iranian official has rejected a New York Times report claiming that Iraq's prime minister proposed a 10-day US ceasefire, labeling it as misleading. This response underscores Iran's commitment to diplomacy amidst ongoing tensions.
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📰 What Happened
An Iranian official has rejected a New York Times report claiming that Iraq's prime minister proposed a 10-day ceasefire involving the US. The official described the report as misleading and reaffirmed Iran's commitment to diplomacy.
- The New York Times reported a ceasefire proposal from Iraq's prime minister.
- Iran's response emphasizes its diplomatic approach amidst ongoing tensions.
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📚 Background
Iran has been involved in various regional conflicts and has a contentious relationship with the US, particularly since the US withdrawal from the nuclear deal.
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