Explained: Trump’s 15-point Iran peace plan, and the questions it raises
The US has proposed a 15-point peace plan to Iran, which includes demands such as dismantling its nuclear capabilities and limiting its ballistic missile program. The plan's sweeping proposals are unlikely to be agreed to by Tehran, which has denied any negotiations with the US.
The US has proposed a peace plan to Iran, which includes 15 points. The plan demands Iran dismantle its nuclear capabilities and limit its ballistic missile program. The US also wants Iran to stop financing and arming regional proxy groups. In return, the US may offer sanctions relief and civilian nuclear cooperation. The plan also proposes the Strait of Hormuz be declared a free maritime zone. Iran has denied any negotiations with the US and is unlikely to agree to the plan's sweeping proposals.
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