Closure of American bases in Gulf, reparation for attacks: What Iran is demanding in potential truce deal with US
Iran has set conditions for a potential truce with the US, including the closure of American bases in the Gulf and reparations for attacks on Iranian territory. The US has offered a 15-point proposal to end the conflict, but Iran's demands are seen as unrealistic by US officials.
Iran has made several demands for a potential ceasefire with the US. These include closing all American bases in the Gulf region and providing reparations for attacks on Iranian territory. Iran also wants to collect fees for ships transiting the Strait of Hormuz and have all US-imposed sanctions lifted. The US has offered a 15-point proposal to end the conflict, which includes a one-month ceasefire and a plan to discuss Iran's nuclear and ballistic missile programs. The proposal also addresses maritime security concerns and offers assistance to Iran in developing civil nuclear energy. The conflict began on February 28 and has since escalated into daily large-scale bombings across the region.
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