Iran Warns US to Accept Two-Day Proposal or Face Military Action

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned the US to accept Tehran's two-day proposal to end hostilities or face further military action, saying Iran's "battle-hardened Warriors" would "rain down hell" if Washington chooses war. Araghchi said negotiations had slowed following the US midterm election results, which he described as "a shock to everyone," and that mediators would need time before resuming diplomatic visits. He urged the White House to meet Iran's conditions, including ending the conflict on all fronts. US President Donald Trump said further strikes on Iran are "highly unlikely" if Tehran signs a strong agreement, claiming previous attacks and economic pressure had weakened the country. Trump also said the US had identified 38 bridges in Iran as potential targets but preferred not to destroy them.