Strait Tensions: Iran Rebukes Trump's Ceasefire Claims
Iran's Foreign Ministry and Revolutionary Guard have refuted US President Donald Trump's claims regarding Tehran seeking a ceasefire. The Revolutionary Guard maintains firm control over the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing it will not yield to US pressures, according to statements issued by Iranian officials on Wednesday.
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Iran has strongly denied US allegations that Tehran is requesting a ceasefire, labeling recent remarks by US President Donald Trump as 'false and baseless.'
The Revolutionary Guard, Iran's powerful paramilitary force, reiterated its control over the strategic Strait of Hormuz, a crucial global shipping route.
In a statement, the Guard declared the strait will remain closed to what it called 'enemies' of Iran, dismissing US actions as a 'ridiculous spectacle.'
(With inputs from agencies.)
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Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman calls Trump's remarks on Tehran allegedly asking for a ceasefire 'false and baseless', reports AP.
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