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Iran Rejects Ceasefire In Formal Reply To US, As Israel Attacks Key Petrochemical Plants
Iran Rejects Ceasefire In Formal Reply To US, As Israel Attacks Key Petrochemical Plants
Summary:
A Sunday night Axios report on a US-proposed 45-day ceasefire has by Monday morning been rejected by Iran, which later on Monday issued a 10-point letter via Pakistan.
Israel strikes large petrochemical plant at South Pars, which is responsible for half of the country’s petrochemical production.
There's been another extension of what had been a 10-day deadline for Iran to open the Strait of Hormuz - a deadline that was initially set to expire on Monday evening. Now...
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