Trump Issues Final Warning as Iran Proposes War-Ending Plan
Filmogaz.com reports President Donald Trump issued a final warning on Monday, 6 April 2026. He said Tehran’s recent offer to end hostilities does not remove his threat unless the Strait of Hormuz is reopened.
Mr. Trump set a hard deadline for a deal. He said the deadline would expire at 8pm Washington time on Tuesday, which is 00:00 GMT.
Diplomatic proposals and responses
Pakistan put forward a 45-day ceasefire plan after regional talks. The proposal aimed to create space for diplomacy.
Iran transmitted its response to Pakistan through Islamabad, according to Iran’s state media. Tehran rejected the temporary truce and instead pushed for a permanent end to the fighting.
Contents of Tehran’s offer
Iran’s proposal reportedly contained ten clauses. They included ending regional conflicts, a protocol for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, lifting sanctions, and funding reconstruction.
Iran’s Cairo envoy said Tehran wanted guarantees that attacks would not resume. Officials insisted they would not accept only a short ceasefire.
US stance and warnings
The White House said the ceasefire idea was being reviewed but not approved. An administration official said military operations, named Operation Epic Fury, were ongoing.
Mr. Trump described the Iranian move as insufficient while noting mediators were involved. He signaled he was unlikely to extend the Tuesday deadline.
The president warned he could order strikes on Iran’s bridges and power plants if Tehran did not permit free navigation. He also used stark rhetoric about Iran’s leaders and their record on protests.
Recent military strikes and energy sector impact
Separately, Israel struck a major petrochemical plant in Asaluyeh. The attack killed two commanders of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
The site serves Iran’s energy sector and links to work on the South Pars gasfield with Qatar. The strike appeared unrelated to the US deadline and warnings.
Iran’s National Petrochemical Company reported a fire was brought under control. Officials said the damage was being assessed and no injuries were reported.
Economic consequences
Control of the Strait of Hormuz has amplified global market fears. In peacetime, about 20 percent of the world’s oil passes through the waterway.
Disruptions around the strait have pushed oil prices higher and unsettled the world economy. The White House did not immediately comment on the Asaluyeh attack.
Observers describe the episode as a moment when Trump issues final warning while Iran proposes war-ending plan. Tensions remain high as diplomats and militaries act on competing timelines.
