Iran Proposes 14-Point Peace Plan to End Conflict With US Within 30 Days
Tehran submits new proposal through Pakistani mediators seeking permanent resolution rather than temporary ceasefire
Quick Look
- Iran has submitted a 14-point peace plan to Washington through Pakistani mediators, demanding a permanent end to the conflict within 30 days.
- The proposal includes guarantees against future attacks by Israel and the US, lifting of sanctions, withdrawal of American forces from surrounding areas, and a new mechanism to govern the Strait of Hormuz.
- US President Donald Trump has cast doubt on the proposal, stating he cannot imagine it will be acceptable.
AI-generated summary
Iran is seeking a decisive and permanent end to the conflict with the US, rather than a previously proposed two-month ceasefire, RT correspondent Saman Kojouri has reported from Tehran regarding a 14-point peace plan put forward by the Islamic Republic.
Tehran has submitted a new peace proposal to Washington via Pakistani mediators in response to a US offer, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi confirmed on Saturday, adding that "the ball is in the US court."
RT's Saman Kojouri said key provisions of the plan include guarantees against future attacks by Israel and the US, the lifting of sanctions, the withdrawal of American forces from areas surrounding Iran, and a new mechanism to govern the Strait of Hormuz.
"The plan includes a demand to resolve all issues and end the war within 30 days," says Kojouri, adding that "the space for compromise between Tehran and Washington is narrowing."
US President Donald Trump said on Saturday he would review the offer but cast doubt on its prospects. Trump posted later on social media that he "can't imagine" the proposal will be acceptable and said that Iran had not yet "paid a big enough price for what they have done to humanity and the world over the last 47 years."
