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Iran has rejected the latest US peace plan aimed at ending the escalating Middle East conflict, according to Iranian state television. The White House, however, described ongoing talks as productive and issued a stern warning to Tehran. The US proposal reportedly focused on preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, while Iran has outlined five demands, including an end to US and Israeli aggression.
The U.S. has offered Iran a 15-point peace plan while simultaneously deploying thousands of additional troops to the Middle East. Iran has responded with skepticism, questioning the U.S. intentions and demanding reparations. Military operations continue, with U.S. forces reporting significant degradation of Iran's military capabilities.
U.S. stock futures surged Tuesday night after a report revealed the U.S. sent Iran a 15-point plan to end the war. Despite optimism, concerns linger over consumer impact from high oil prices and potential corruption in prediction markets.
