Iran reviews US proposal to end war as Pakistan steps up mediation efforts
Summary
Iran is reviewing a recent US response to its proposal to end the nearly three-month war involving the US and Israel. Pakistan is increasing its mediation efforts, with visits from its military and interior ministers to Iran, as talks continue with US President Donald Trump warning that the situation is close to either a deal or renewed attacks.Key Facts
- Iran is reviewing the latest US views related to ending the ongoing conflict.
- Pakistan’s military chief and interior minister are traveling to Iran to discuss the peace talks.
- US President Donald Trump said the talks are on the “borderline” between an agreement and new military strikes.
- Iran submitted a 14-point proposal demanding control over the Strait of Hormuz, reparations, lifting sanctions, frozen assets, and US troop withdrawal.
- The ceasefire has been in effect for six weeks, but efforts are ongoing to make the peace permanent.
- Iran’s Foreign Minister said Iran is ready to negotiate or fight if necessary.
- Iran’s Revolutionary Guard warned that renewed attacks could lead to a wider regional war.
- The US wants to refocus negotiations on Iran’s nuclear program, moving away from Iran’s previous demands.
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