Trump rejects Iran's peace proposal, says he may resume bombing after elections

U.S. President Donald Trump has declined a peace proposal presented by Iran that sought to bring an end to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East.

The Iranian initiative, offered as a framework for halting hostilities, was aimed at establishing a cessation of fighting and creating conditions for a broader settlement. Details of the proposal’s specific terms have not been disclosed publicly.

In response, President Trump communicated his rejection of the Iranian plan, indicating that the United States would not pursue the suggested diplomatic route at this time.

According to statements made to senior staff, the president also indicated that he expects the United States to resume bombing operations in the region after the upcoming congressional elections in November.

The decision leaves the current military engagement unchanged, with no immediate indication of alternative diplomatic efforts being pursued.