Iran rejects temporary ceasefire, sets conditions for talks: Report

Iran rejected a proposal for a temporary ceasefire with the US, affirming it will only negotiate within the framework of a comprehensive agreement that ensures lasting peace in the region, Reuters reported, citing an Iranian source.

Tehran set preconditions for talks with US on 'a lasting peace', including an immediate halt to strikes, guarantees strikes will not be repeated, compensation for damages, the source said.

Under a permanent peace deal, Tehran demands fees for ships passing through Hormuz strait. Fees would vary depending on type of ship, its cargo, prevailing conditions.