Iran’s military rejects Trump’s talk of negotiation, as Israel and Iran launch airstrikes
Summary
Israel and Iran exchanged airstrikes amid Iran's military rejecting US President Trump's claim of ongoing negotiations to end the conflict, with both sides launching attacks and Kuwait and Saudi Arabia repelling drone strikes. Pakistan offers to host US-Iran talks.
Key Points
- Israel and Iran exchanged airstrikes on Wednesday amid ongoing conflict and rejected claims of US-Iran negotiations.
- Iran's military dismissed US President Donald Trump's statement about negotiations, calling it self-negotiation.
- A 15-point US plan has reportedly been sent to Iran seeking a ceasefire and resolution including dismantling Iran's nuclear program.
- Energy supply has been severely affected by the conflict, with the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, triggering a global energy crisis and prompting emergency oil releases from stockpiles.
