Donald Trump, the president of the USA, issued a clear warning to Iran, stating that "time is running out" and that they should act quickly to avoid serious consequences. This message was published on the Truth platform, in the context of stalled negotiations to end the war. Trump was set to discuss with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and Iranian media reported that the USA had not made significant concessions in response to Tehran's proposals. This lack of compromise could lead to a deadlock in negotiations, according to the Mehr news agency. Trump rejected Iran's requests, calling their counterproposal "totally unacceptable." In contrast, the spokesperson for the Iranian Foreign Ministry described the proposal as "responsible" and "generous," including the cessation of the war and guarantees against attacks. Although a ceasefire has been in effect since April, both parties still seem far from an agreement, and Pakistan has intervened as a mediator. Trump recently suggested a possible 20-year suspension of the Iranian nuclear program, indicating a potential shift in position.
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