Iran says US has responded to its latest peace proposal
Summary
Iran says it has received a response from the United States to its latest peace proposal, which is being reviewed by Iranian officials. President Donald Trump said he has not fully seen the plan yet but suggested military actions against Iran could resume if Iran misbehaves.Key Facts
- Iran sent a 14-point peace proposal to the US asking for troop withdrawals, an end to the naval blockade, and cessation of hostilities.
- Iran wants both countries to reach an agreement within 30 days focused on ending the war rather than just extending a ceasefire.
- The US has not officially confirmed it replied, but Iran says the response was delivered through Pakistan.
- President Trump said he would review the plan soon but doubted it would be acceptable.
- Trump mentioned military strikes inside Iran remain a possibility if Iran misbehaves.
- The US and Israel launched attacks on Iran-related targets on 28 February; a ceasefire began on 8 April.
- Trump said the conflict had “terminated” because of the ceasefire, but Iran is still considered a significant threat.
- Some US lawmakers are frustrated with the ongoing conflict and want to reduce troop involvement or seek formal Congressional approval.
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