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  Iran has refused a ceasefire offer from the United States and instead presented a 10 points proposal aimed at bringing a permanent end to the conflict, according to IRNA What happened exactly  Iran has declined a ceasefire proposal from the United States, instead putting forward 10 points plan that calls for a lasting end to the conflict . ACCORDING TO IRNA, the response clearly rejects a temporary truce and stresses the need for a final and comprehensive solution to end the war. Tehran communicated it's stance to Washington via Pakistan on Monday ,the proposal outlines several key demands, including ending conflict across the region, ensuring secure passage through strait of Hormuz under and agreed framework, lifting sanctions, and committing to post war reconstruction efforts.  TRUMP'S PROPOSAL   US President Donald Trump has proposed an extensive 15-point peace framework, alongside a recent 45-day ceasefire initiative, in a high-stakes effort to de-escalate the ...

 Iran has reportedly identified 8 major bridges across the middle East as potential targets, signaling a possible retaliatory response after US- Israeli strikes on critical infrastructure in the Northern city of Karaj. The list includes key bridges in gulf countries and Jordan that could come under threat from Islamic revolutionary guard corps. The development follows two strikes that hit iran's tallest B1 bridge on Thursday escalating tensions in the region What happened exactly  A series of US -Israeli strikes on Thursday targeted critical infrastructure in Iran partially destroyed what is reported to be the tallest bridge in middle East, located in the Northern city of Karaj. The attack left several people injured and marked a sharp escalation in tensions. The strikes came shortly after Trump's warning when he said, "Iran would be sent back to stone age". Iran signals's retaliation : In   response, Iran published a list of 8 major bridges across the middle East...

 In a televised address from the White House to nation, US President Donald Trump declared that US military objectives in the Iran conflict are "nearing incompletion" signaling a decisive phase in the war. He warned that Iran would face "extremely hard" strikes over the next 2-3 weeks , promising a Swift and forceful end to the operation-- though he stopped short of outlining a clear timeline for the conflict's conclusion. Core Claims in Address by Donald Trump In a televised address from the White House, U.S. President Donald Trump outlined what he described as the near completion of America’s core objectives in the ongoing Iran conflict. War objectives near completion: Trump stated that United States has largely achieved its primary military and strategic goals, indicating that the conflict is entering at final phase. Assessment of Iran’s Condition:  He claimed that Iran has been significantly weakened , describing the country as "decimated" both eco...