Iran says it remains ready for genuine diplomacy despite Trump rejecting its proposal, while Araghchi insists Tehran is open to dialogue but warns of consequences. The Iranian foreign minister, Mohammad Javad Zarif, stated that Iran is prepared to confront any new US attacks following the rejection of its proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days. The US had initially expected negotiations to resume, but Trump's administration has now delayed the talks. Meanwhile, Iranian officials have denied any plans for new discussions with Washington, as reported by state media. The situation highlights the ongoing tensions between the two nations, with Iran emphasizing its readiness for diplomacy but also its willingness to respond to any further aggression. The rejection of the proposal has raised concerns about the potential for renewed hostilities, as both sides continue to navigate a complex geopolitical landscape.