U.S. rejects Iran's war-ending proposal, insists nuclear safeguards remain non-negotiable

At least 3,375 killed in Iran, 2,521 in Lebanon, 23 in Israel, and dozens more across Gulf states and international forces; millions in Gaza face water scarcity and food crisis from infrastructure destruction.

In the long contest between nations over the terms of peace, the Trump administration has drawn a line that Iran's latest overture cannot cross. Tehran, through Pakistani intermediaries, offered to end hostilities and reopen the Strait of Hormuz — but asked that the nuclear question be set aside for another day. Secretary of State Marco Rubio refused, insisting that any agreement incapable of permanently foreclosing an Iranian nuclear weapon is no agreement at all. The refusal leaves a war already measured in thousands of lives and fractured supply chains without a visible path toward resoluti

U.S. rejects Iran's war-ending proposal, insists nuclear safeguards remain non-negotiable

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