The U.S. proposed a 48-hour ceasefire, and Iran responded with battlefield actions.

BlockBeatNews · 2026-04-04T01:20:57+00:00

On April 1st, the U.S. proposed a 48-hour temporary ceasefire to Iran through a third country, citing difficulties faced by U.S. forces in the region. Iran did not respond in writing but instead expressed its stance through sustained heavy fire attacks, prompting increased diplomatic efforts from the U.S. side.

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2026-04-04 01:20:57

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BlockBeats message. On April 4, an insider said that the U.S. submitted a 48-hour temporary ceasefire proposal to Iran on the 1st of this month via a friendly country. Iran’s side assessed that, because the U.S. had previously misjudged Iran’s military capabilities, leading to severe difficulties for U.S. forces in the region after the situation escalated, the U.S. then put forward this proposal.

The insider pointed out that Iran did not respond to the U.S. ceasefire proposal in writing, but instead offered a “live response” by continuing to carry out heavy fire strikes on the battlefield. The insider revealed that after the U.S. equipment warehouse on Bubiyan Island in Kuwait was targeted by Iran, the U.S. significantly stepped up its diplomatic efforts to seek a ceasefire. (Jin10)

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