Iran Proposes 10-Day Ceasefire Over Hormuz Strait, Trump Demands Tehran 'Pay Price'

According to Jerusalem Post, Tehran proposed a 10-day ceasefire on July 21, with mediators from Qatar, Egypt, Oman, and Pakistan having submitted the proposal to the United States. The ceasefire aims to resolve navigation freedom issues in the Hormuz Strait, with one proposed measure being an open 'transit corridor' for merchant vessels. U.S. officials revealed Washington is requesting an extended pause and demands a partial agreement on Hormuz shipping access before the ceasefire takes effect. One official stated that President Trump is working to make Iran 'pay the price' for violations and actions resulting in U.S. military personnel deaths, with some administration officials dismissing Iran's proposal as 'absurd' and 'illogical'.
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