Iran has officially rejected a 45‑day ceasefire proposal put forward as part of international mediation efforts aimed at pausing the ongoing conflict and reopening the Strait of Hormuz, according to state media and foreign ministry statements. Tehran’s response, conveyed through mediators, makes clear that it won’t agree to a temporary truce unless there’s a permanent end to the war and firm guarantees that future attacks won’t occur. Instead of accepting a short‑term ceasefire, Iran has set out broader conditions, including an immediate and lasting cessation of hostilities and assurances against renewed military action before it would consider reopening the strait. Iran’s stance reflects deep mistrust of temporary agreements amid escalating regional tensions. �
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Former U.S. Representative Matt Gaetz said he was once briefed by someone in an Army uniform about alleged secret facilities involving human–alien hybrids.

According to Gaetz, the meeting took place in his Florida office with staff present, but in a non-classified setting.

He claimed the briefing included:

Allegations of multiple hidden facilities
Claims that certain groups of people were being used in experiments
A suggestion that Congress should visit the sites before any evidence could be moved

However, Gaetz also acknowledged one key point:

He never verified whether any of these claims were true.

The statement comes amid ongoing public curiosity around UFOs and unexplained phenomena — a topic previously discussed by figures like Donald Trump, who ordered releases of related files, and Barack Obama, who has said there’s no confirmed evidence of alien contact.

For now, there is no verified proof supporting these claims.

A story that’s sparking curiosity — but also raising serious questions about credibility.