Iran Rejects Ceasefire, Trump Threatens Strikes

0:00From across Europe, powered by AI, this is Europe News Today. I'm Cory with the story. Iran just shot down the latest ceasefire proposal, saying they want a full permanent end to the war, with solid guarantees against future attacks. This comes hours before President Trump's deadline hits Monday night Washington time, where he demands Iran reopen the straight-of-form moves or face, strikes on power plans and bridges. Mediators from Egypt, Pakistan, and Turkey floated a 45-day truce that includes clearing the straight, but Iran passed it through Pakistan. Calling ultimatums and threats unacceptable. Meanwhile, Israel hit a major petrochemical plant in the massive South Par's gas field, shared with Qatar, aiming to cut Iran's revenue stream. The strike also took out two top revolutionary guard commanders, including the head of intelligence and a quads force leader. Iranian missiles slammed into Israel's Haifa, killing four-in-one family. While Gulf states like Kuwait and Saudi Arabia

1:02scrambled defenses against drones and missiles, oil prices are skyrocketing from Iran's straight blockade, which has slashed shipping by over 90 percent, rattling the global economy. Officials in Pakistan say ceasefire talks are advancing, despite spoilers spreading disinformation, and explosions echoed in Tehran, with jets buzzing. Low. Trump's eyeing Tuesday as potential strike day if no deal lands, but Iran's pushing back hard through backchannels, tensions boiling as the clock. Tickstown.