Iran has claimed that the United States has violated a ceasefire agreement following U.S. strikes on Iranian missile launch sites and boats, which the U.S. described as actions taken in 'self-defense.' U.S. officials maintain that the ceasefire remains in effect while they await Iran's response regarding a proposed deal to conclude the ongoing conflict. Iran has characterized the U.S. actions as indicative of 'bad faith.'
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Iran accuses U.S. of acting in 'bad faith' amid ceasefire violations
Iran has accused the United States of violating a ceasefire after U.S. strikes on Iranian military targets, which the U.S. justified as self-defense. U.S. officials assert that the ceasefire is still in place as they wait for Iran's response to a proposed peace deal.
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Iran says U.S. acting in 'bad faith' after strikes during peace talks
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Iran accuses U.S. of acting in 'bad faith' amid ceasefire violations