Iran has reportedly rejected a 48-hour ceasefire proposal from the United States, according to multiple media reports citing Iranian sources, signalling that diplomatic efforts to temporarily halt the escalating conflict have stalled. The development comes as tensions in the Middle East continue to intensify following recent military exchanges involving the United States, Iran and regional actors.
US–Israel–Iran War Latest Update: US Proposed Temporary Ceasefire Through Intermediary
According to reports citing Iran’s semi-official Fars News Agency, the United States proposed a 48-hour ceasefire on April 2. The proposal was reportedly delivered through an unnamed intermediary country as Washington sought a short pause in hostilities. The initiative was seen as a potential step toward opening diplomatic channels or allowing time for negotiations amid the ongoing conflict.
US–Israel–Iran War Latest Update: Tehran Rejects the Offer
Iranian sources said Tehran rejected the ceasefire proposal, indicating that the country was unwilling to pause military activity under the terms suggested by Washington. Reports suggest that Iran’s response was not communicated through a formal written reply, but instead reflected through continued military operations on the ground.
US–Israel–Iran War Latest Update: Ceasefire Talks Appear to Stall
The rejection highlights a widening gap between the two sides as attempts at mediation struggle to gain traction. There has been no immediate official confirmation or detailed response from the United States regarding the reported rejection. At the same time, regional and international actors have been urging both sides to consider de-escalation measures to prevent a broader conflict across the Middle East.
US–Israel–Iran War Latest Update: Conflict Continues to Intensify
The ceasefire proposal comes amid a rapidly evolving crisis that has already included airstrikes, drone attacks, and the downing of military aircraft, further raising fears of a wider regional war. Global powers and international organisations are continuing diplomatic efforts to prevent further escalation and stabilise the situation.
Disclaimer: This information is based on inputs from news agency reports. TSG does not independently confirm the information provided by the relevant sources.
