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  • Trump Rejects Iran’s Peace Conditions, Says Proposal ‘Totally Unacceptable’

    United States President Donald Trump has rejected Iran’s latest conditions aimed at ending the ongoing Middle East conflict, describing Tehran’s response to Washington’s proposal as “totally unacceptable.”

    The development has heightened concerns over renewed hostilities in the Middle East following weeks of diplomatic negotiations between both countries.

    Trump Reacts to Iran’s Response

    Trump made the remarks on Sunday in a post shared on his Truth Social platform while reacting to Iran’s reported counterproposal.

    “I have just read the response from Iran’s so-called ‘Representatives.’ I don’t like it — TOTALLY UNACCEPTABLE!” Trump wrote.

    Although the US president did not reveal specific details of Iran’s demands, reports indicated that Tehran requested guarantees regarding its enriched uranium stockpile and broader regional security issues.

    The Donald Trump and Iran conflict has since become one of the most discussed topics in latest world news amid fears of another escalation in the region.

    Iran Maintains Defiant Position

    Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian insisted that Tehran would not surrender despite ongoing diplomatic discussions.

    “We will never bow down to the enemy, and if there is talk of dialogue or negotiation, it does not mean surrender or retreat,” Pezeshkian posted on X.

    According to reports from Iranian state broadcaster IRIB, Tehran’s response was reportedly delivered to Washington through Pakistani mediators.

    The proposal allegedly focused on ending fighting across multiple fronts, including tensions involving Hezbollah in Lebanon, while also seeking guarantees over maritime security.

    Netanyahu Insists Iran’s Nuclear Programme Must End

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also maintained a hardline position, stating that the conflict could not end until Iran’s nuclear facilities were dismantled completely.

    “It’s not over, because there’s still nuclear material, enriched uranium, that has to be taken out of Iran,” Netanyahu said during an interview with CBS’s “60 Minutes.”

    Reports by The Wall Street Journal further claimed that Iran proposed diluting part of its enriched uranium stockpile while transferring the remaining materials to a third country under certain guarantees.

    The negotiations reportedly included demands that the material be returned if future agreements collapsed or if the United States withdrew from the arrangement.

    Oil Prices Rise Amid Middle East Tensions

    The crisis reportedly began on February 28 following a joint operation involving the United States and Israel against Iran, an attack said to have resulted in the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader and several senior officials.

    The continuing deadlock has already impacted global markets, with oil prices reportedly rising by more than $4 per barrel on Monday amid fears surrounding the Strait of Hormuz.

    Before the conflict escalated, the strategic waterway reportedly handled nearly one-fifth of global oil and liquefied natural gas shipments.

    The latest Middle East conflict update has continued dominating breaking world news as global powers monitor the growing diplomatic and security tensions between Washington and Tehran.

  • Netanyahu Reveals Cancer Diagnosis After Quiet Treatment, Explains Delay

    Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has revealed he was diagnosed with prostate cancer and quietly underwent treatment, explaining that the disclosure was delayed due to ongoing tensions.

    Diagnosis uncovered during routine check

    The 76-year-old leader made this known on Friday while releasing details of his annual medical examination.

    He said the condition was discovered during routine monitoring following a previous procedure for an enlarged prostate about a year and a half ago.

    Doctors reportedly found a small abnormality measuring less than one centimetre, which was later confirmed to be an early-stage malignant tumour with no signs of spread.

    Why he kept it private

    Netanyahu explained that he chose to delay making the information public to avoid it being used for political narratives.

    “Today, my annual medical report was published. I requested to delay its release so it would not come out at the height of the war or be used to spread false narratives,” he said.

    Treatment and recovery

    He noted that medical experts presented multiple options, including observation, but he opted for immediate treatment.

    “When I am faced with a potential risk, I prefer to deal with it immediately. I chose treatment, and the problem has been removed completely,” he stated.

    The prime minister also reassured citizens about his health status.

    “I am healthy and in excellent physical condition. It is now behind me,” he added.

    Focus on early detection

    Netanyahu’s disclosure has highlighted the importance of early detection and routine screening for prostate conditions, particularly among older men.

    He had previously undergone surgery for a hernia in March 2024 at a hospital in Jerusalem and recovered without complications.