Iranian officials are reviewing a 15-point U.S. peace proposal transmitted through Pakistan that calls for Iran to remove enriched uranium stocks, halt enrichment, curb ballistic missiles, and cut funding to regional allies, though Iran's foreign minister denies this constitutes actual negotiations. Iran has submitted its own five-point counterproposal and insists Lebanon be included in any ceasefire agreement, while the U.S. has threatened escalated strikes if Iran fails to recognize its military defeat.
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Iranian officials are reviewing a 15-point U.S. peace proposal transmitted through Pakistan that calls for Iran to remove enriched uranium stocks, halt enrichment, curb ballistic missiles, and cut funding to regional allies, though Iran's foreign minister denies this constitutes actual negotiations. Iran has submitted its own five-point counterproposal and insists Lebanon be included in any ceasefire agreement, while the U.S. has threatened escalated strikes if Iran fails to recognize its military defeat.