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Tehran's chief negotiator issues ultimatum as Trump warns ceasefire faces imminent failure.
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Iran's chief negotiator told the United States on Tuesday it must accept Tehran's latest peace proposal or risk the collapse of the Middle East truce.
The demand comes as President Donald Trump warned the ceasefire was nearing failure. The statement escalates tensions in ongoing negotiations over the regional conflict.
Iran has previously linked acceptance of its peace framework to continued diplomatic engagement. The ultimatum suggests negotiations have reached a critical juncture, with both sides hardening their positions.
Iran's chief negotiator has issued an ultimatum demanding the US accept Tehran's peace proposal or watch the Middle East ceasefire collapse, while Trump simultaneously warned the truce is on the brink of failure. Both sides are hardening their positions at what appears to be a critical negotiating moment.
If the ceasefire fails, energy markets could spike, affecting gas prices and airline costs for your travel plans, while broader regional instability could disrupt supply chains and increase volatility in your investment portfolio. This week's talks could determine whether the truce holds or escalates into wider conflict.