Iran calls US proposal to end war ‘unrealistic,’ contradicting Trump
Iran has contradicted President Donald Trump's claims that it agreed to most of the US' demands to end the war, describing the proposal as 'unrealistic'. The US and Iran have been engaged in a conflict, with oil prices rising and strikes reported in both countries.
Iran has denied agreeing to the US' proposal to end the war. The proposal includes 15 points, which Iran describes as 'unrealistic'. President Donald Trump had claimed that Iran agreed to most of the points. The conflict has led to a rise in oil prices, with Brent crude crossing $116 a barrel. The US and Israel have conducted strikes, including one on an orphanage in Tehran. Trump has threatened to 'completely obliterate' Iran's energy sources if a deal is not reached.
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