Pakistan, April 7 -- Iran has rejected any temporary ceasefire with the United States, citing specific preconditions for negotiations. The decision affects regional security and global energy markets. International shipping and energy trade could face disruptions if tensions escalate further.

Senior Iranian sources told a British news that Tehran's conditions include halting attacks, guarantees against future strikes, and compensation for previous damages. These preconditions aim to protect Iran's strategic and economic interests before engaging with Washington. Analysts say these demands complicate diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the region.

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