DUBAI/WASHINGTON, May 10 (Reuters) – Iran has sent its response to a U.S. proposal to begin peace talks to end the war, Iranian state media reported on Sunday, as two carriers were allowed to pass through the blockaded Strait of Hormuz.
The response, sent to mediator Pakistan, focused on ending the war on all fronts, especially Lebanon, and on the safety of shipping through the strait, Iranian state TV said, without indicating how or when the vital waterway might reopen.
supercyberlurker on
According to the article, the ceasefire has been for over a month now.
I don’t think “ceasefire” has any value anymore.
The word “ceasefire” has been enshittified.
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Cav829 on
I wonder if it was just an Ascii middle finger.
abraxasnl on
Nuts!
Jinm409 on
If their response was “NUTS!” I would literally die from laughter.
Boognish84 on
Hopefully another Lego video
claimstoknowpeople on
If it was full capitulation to American demands that would have been the headline. A response is almost certainly them reiterating the same points they’ve been making, including no nuclear transfer and control of the strait
tmotytmoty on
Just in case everyone is wondering **June** is the deadline before things change dramatically for everyone
Romantic_Klingon on
US Proposal: Give us what we want
Iran’s response: No! Here’s our counter-proposal, give us what we want
And thus, another week until the next round of dance
traveltimecar on
What are the odds Israel would let a ceasefire even last if one got through?
JarvisModeOn on
Feels like both sides are trying to avoid looking weak while also trying to avoid a wider disaster. That’s usually how conflicts drag on way longer than anyone expected.
Unethical_PI on
Wouldn’t it funny if Iran demanded that Trump release the Epstein files?
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DUBAI/WASHINGTON, May 10 (Reuters) – Iran has sent its response to a U.S. proposal to begin peace talks to end the war, Iranian state media reported on Sunday, as two carriers were allowed to pass through the blockaded Strait of Hormuz.
The response, sent to mediator Pakistan, focused on ending the war on all fronts, especially Lebanon, and on the safety of shipping through the strait, Iranian state TV said, without indicating how or when the vital waterway might reopen.
According to the article, the ceasefire has been for over a month now.
I don’t think “ceasefire” has any value anymore.
The word “ceasefire” has been enshittified.
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I wonder if it was just an Ascii middle finger.
Nuts!
If their response was “NUTS!” I would literally die from laughter.
Hopefully another Lego video
If it was full capitulation to American demands that would have been the headline. A response is almost certainly them reiterating the same points they’ve been making, including no nuclear transfer and control of the strait
Just in case everyone is wondering **June** is the deadline before things change dramatically for everyone
US Proposal: Give us what we want
Iran’s response: No! Here’s our counter-proposal, give us what we want
And thus, another week until the next round of dance
What are the odds Israel would let a ceasefire even last if one got through?
Feels like both sides are trying to avoid looking weak while also trying to avoid a wider disaster. That’s usually how conflicts drag on way longer than anyone expected.
Wouldn’t it funny if Iran demanded that Trump release the Epstein files?