Early International News丨Iran says hostile forces have no right to pass through the Strait of Hormuz U.S. plans to discuss a ceasefire plan this weekend

MaticHoleFiller · 2026-04-13T01:26:32+00:00

Iranian officials said the fighting must end according to Iran’s conditions and timetable; the U.S. plans to discuss a ceasefire proposal in Pakistan. The Iranian military said it has shot down a U.S. F-18 fighter jet and warned that it will launch fierce attacks if hostile forces receive support. Israel’s Prime Minister ordered the destruction of Iranian military facilities, fearing the United States might abruptly end the war. With global tensions high, the UN Secretary-General urged a diplomatic solution to the Middle East conflict, including the Middle East conflict.

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2026-04-13 01:26:32

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○ Iranian officials say the end of the war must follow Iran’s conditions and timetable

○ The U.S. plans to hold a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss a ceasefire plan

○ U.S. House Speaker: U.S. military will not conduct ground operations in Iran

○ Iran states that parties related to hostile forces have no right to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

○ Hezbollah says it is prepared for an indefinite fight with Israel

○ Russian Deputy Foreign Minister: Negotiations on Ukraine issue are paused

Latest updates on the US-Israel-Iran conflict

US plans to discuss ceasefire this weekend

Iran: Must follow Iran’s conditions and timetable

○ Iranian official: The so-called “15-point ceasefire proposal” by the U.S. is a “fantasy list”

△ Hazratollah, Chairman of Iran’s Government Information Committee (photo)

On the 25th local time, Hazratollah, Chairman of Iran’s Government Information Committee, told media that the so-called “15-point ceasefire proposal” by U.S. President Trump is a “perpetual lie” of Trump and should not be paid attention to, calling it a “list of unrealistic fantasies” by the U.S. (Details>>)

○ Senior Iranian security official: The end of the war must follow Iran’s conditions and timetable

According to a senior Iranian security official, Iran responded “negatively” to the U.S. proposal to end the war, stating that the war can only end according to Iran’s conditions and timetable. Iran’s official has not yet confirmed this. (Details>>)

○ U.S. official: The U.S. plans to hold a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss a ceasefire plan

According to CCTV, on March 25 local time, the U.S. is trying to arrange a meeting in Pakistan this weekend to discuss a “withdrawal plan” for ending the U.S. conflict with Iran. (Details>>)

Iran: Parties related to hostile forces

Have no right to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

△ Strait of Hormuz (photo)

On the 25th local time, a spokesperson for Iran’s Central Command of the armed forces issued a statement saying that the regional situation has changed, and the passage rules of the Strait of Hormuz will be redefined, meaning any party related to Iran’s enemies has no right to pass. (Details>>)

○ Iran claims to launch “Real Commitment-4” wave 81 operations, strikes over 70

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