Iran Ceasefire Proposal, US Troops Deploy

0:00It's March 25th. Welcome to Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Iran has received a 15-point ceasefire proposal from the United States, delivered through Pakistani intermediaries who also offered to host talks. Between the two sides, the plan covers key issues like easing sanctions, civilian nuclear cooperation, scaling back Iran's nuclear activities, international monitoring, limits on missiles, and safer shipping through the straight-of-form moves. Iranian leaders are pushing back hard, with officials denying any direct negotiations and a military spokesperson dismissing the U.S. efforts as, pointless, even as former President Trump suggested Iran is ready for a deal and hinted at some recent goodwill gesture tied to oil and gas. Meanwhile, the fighting drags on, with Israel issuing widespread missile alerts on Wednesday after Iran launched multiple ballistic missiles, causing, offer, debris impacts, but

1:01no reported injuries, while rockets from Lebanon kept pounding northern areas. Hezbollah claimed it fired surface-to-air missiles at an Israeli warplane over southern Lebanon on Tuesday, forcing it back, marking their first such. A temps since the conflict heated up on March 2nd, as the U.S. prepares to send 1,000 more troops to join 50,000 already in the region. Tensions show no signs of cooling anytime soon.