Trump reviews Iranian peace proposal, warns strikes could resume
Summary
President Donald Trump is reviewing a 14-point peace proposal from Iran aimed at ending the conflict between the two countries. He warned that the U.S. might resume air strikes if Iran acts aggressively, while Iran remains ready for possible renewed fighting despite a current ceasefire.Key Facts
- President Trump confirmed he has been briefed on Iran’s 14-point peace proposal.
- The proposal includes lifting the U.S. naval blockade, war reparations, release of frozen assets, and a 30-day period to finalize peace terms.
- Trump said air strikes could restart if Iran “misbehaves.”
- The U.S.-Iran conflict has been paused since a ceasefire was announced on April 7.
- Iran’s Revolutionary Guard says it remains ready to return to fighting if peace talks fail.
- Trump claimed Iran is desperate for a settlement because of damage from the conflict and blockade.
- Tehran criticized Trump's description of the U.S. blockade as “profitable business,” calling it a “damning admission of piracy.”
- Recent U.S. troop withdrawals from Germany have complicated relations with NATO allies amid the conflict.
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