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Trump rejects Iran response to US peace proposal as Tehran warns of new attacks The US parameters for nuclear talks reportedly included a moratorium on Iranian nuclear enrichment for up to 20 years; the transfer
warning to stop their evil; any new action will be met with a more crushing response and heavier costs.” US President Donald Trump said he was going to call Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Trump said the ceasefire with Iran was still holding, despite clashes in the Strait of Hormuz. The US president also warned Tehran of a harsher response if a deal is not reached “fast”. ## In Lebanon
Trump has rejected an Iranian response to a US peace proposal as [“totally unacceptable”](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/may/10/iran-us-peace-proposal-pakistan-reported-drone-strikes-strain-ceasefire), on a day the ceasefire showed signs of fraying as drone strikes were reported around the region
warning Netanyahu against attacking Beirut in his pursuit of [Hezbollah](https://www.theguardian.com/world/hezbollah), a red line for Iran in terms of what it considered a violation of the broader regional ceasefire. Trump routinely uses public
warning, and if the aggressions are repeated, the responses will be broader and will encompass all American-Zionist targets in the region,” Iran’s Revolutionary Guards (IRGC) said in a statement. Israel responded to that
Trump had called the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, to urge him not to retaliate immediately for an [Iranian missile attack on Sunday night](https://www.theguardian.com/world/2026/jun/07/israel-escalates-war-hezbollah-airstrikes-beirut), with the US president saying: “I call
response to the Israeli strikes and a fresh exchange of fire has been reported between the two sides today. The latest exchange came even after the US president, Donald Trump, reportedly told the Israeli prime
Trump has shifted between conciliatory and hardline rhetoric, linking the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz to forcing Iran to negotiate, while warning of military action if negotiations fail. - The mixed messaging has unsettled markets
Trump has said that Iran must destroy its enriched uranium. Israeli officials view this potential agreement as a bad deal, as it would allow the Strait to reopen without ensuring significant progress in preventing Iran
Trump](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/donaldtrump) to “immediately stop shooting”. Benjamin Netanyahu, Israel’s prime minister, acknowledged the halt in fighting with Iran in a televised speech, but vowed to respond “with force” to future attacks
warning prompted last-minute diplomatic efforts from Trump, who said he had spoken with Netanyahu, while reports emerged that Washington was pressing Israel to avoid a broader escalation. Trump also claimed he had communicated with
warning or notification. We are talking about a number of [dead]. We are talking about a big number of wounded, among them families,” Basel told the Reuters news agency. Netanyahu and Katz’s statement said
Netanyahu had “decided” to “lower the temperature” at Trump’s request, the US president understands “full well” that Israel cannot “absorb ballistic missiles into our country without responding.” Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson
warned that, in response to the Israeli attacks after the ceasefire, it would once more close the strait of Hormuz, the economically critical waterway it had agreed to open for the two-week duration
response to rocket and drone attacks on Israeli civilians and other violations of the April ceasefire agreement. US [news outlet Axios](https://www.axios.com/2026/06/01/trump-netanyahu-israel-lebanon-call) cited two US officials as saying that Trump later "lashed
responsible for the consequences of any violation.” Israeli warplanes have launched dozens of strikes across southern Lebanon despite a new agreement supposedly brokered by [Donald Trump](https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/donaldtrump) aiming to bolster the tattered ceasefire
warn of retaliation if ceasefire breached again Iran and Israel say they have halted attacks on each other, after the two countries exchanged fire for the first time since April's truce. Israel's Prime
Netanyahu ordered the Israeli military to intensify its strikes on Hezbollah and advance deeper into Lebanon in response to drone and rocket attacks on communities in northern Israel. At least 3,516 people have been
Netanyahu resemble conjoined twins who share a “delusion of omnipotence” and an insatiable craving for war. Leo urged them to stop the carnage they have unleashed – this time, on Iranians. “To them