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The war of words between Washington and Tehran is intensifying once again. U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply rejected Iran’s latest response to America’s peace proposal, accusing Tehran of “playing games” and delaying negotiations for decades. In a fiery Truth Social post, Trump warned Iran that “they will be laughing no longer,” signaling a tougher U.S. posture as diplomatic tensions deepen.

Iranian state media says Tehran’s counteroffer focuses on the “fundamental rights” of the Iranian people, including sanctions relief, sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, and resistance to what it calls excessive American demands. The latest developments raise fresh concerns over the future of negotiations, regional stability, and the security of one of the world’s most strategic oil routes.




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00:19A fresh warning from Washington, a direct rejection from Tehran, and the fragile
00:27path toward peace may be collapsing once again.
00:32U.S. President Donald Trump is now openly accusing Iran of playing games after Tehran
00:39formally responded to the latest U.S. peace proposal, and his message was unmistakably
00:46threatening.
00:47They will be laughing no longer.
00:49That was Trump's warning posted on Truth Social as tensions between Washington and Tehran
00:56surged once again.
00:58The U.S. President accused Iran of deceiving America and delaying negotiations for decades.
01:05Quote, Iran has been playing games with the United States and the rest of the world for
01:1147 years.
01:13Trump did not directly confirm details of Iran's response, but officials say Tehran rejected
01:20key elements of the American proposal.
01:22According to Iranian state media, Iran's counteroffer emphasizes what it calls the fundamental rights
01:30of the Iranian nation, including full sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, the lifting of sanctions,
01:37the release of frozen Iranian assets, and crucially, war reparations from the United States.
01:44Iran also reportedly rejected demands to halt nuclear enrichment under terms outlined in
01:51a 14-point U.S. memorandum.
01:53That draft agreement, reported by Axios, would have included limits on Iran's nuclear activities,
02:00easing of sanctions, and restoration of free maritime transit through Hormuz.
02:05But Tehran says the American plan amounted to surrender, not negotiation.
02:12Iranian President Massoud Peskian reinforced that message on Sunday, declaring,
02:18We will never bow our heads before the enemy.
02:21He insisted that dialogue does not mean retreat, and that Iran would not compromise under pressure.
02:28Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is also raising mistakes.
02:33In an interview with CBS, Netanyahu argued the war cannot end until Iran's enriched uranium stockpile
02:42is dismantled.
02:43There are still enrichment sites that have to be taken out, he said.
02:47That statement, combined with Trump's latest rhetoric, suggest military pressure on Iran
02:53could intensify once again.
02:56The situation remains extremely volatile.
02:58Pakistan continues mediating back-channel diplomacy, with Iranian responses reportedly passed to
03:06Washington through Islamabad.
03:08But while negotiations continue, Iran is still leveraging control over Hormuz, one of the world's
03:15most important energy choke points.
03:17Tehran has repeatedly warned, and in some cases attacked, vessels attempting to transit the
03:24rate.
03:24Roughly 20% of global oil and gas flows through those waters, meaning every diplomatic breakdown
03:31immediately rattles energy markets, shipping routes, and global security calculations.
03:38So, is this the final phase before a deal, or the final warning before a much wider confrontation?
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