Trump said to nix Iran plan that aimed to end war in month, defer nuclear issue
Iran proposed a 14-point plan to end its war with the US and Israel, which includes opening the Strait of Hormuz and a 15-year freeze on nuclear enrichment. US President Donald Trump rejected the proposal, calling it 'unacceptable'.
Iran submitted a 14-point proposal to end its war with the US and Israel, aiming to cease hostilities within 30 days and open the Strait of Hormuz. The plan involves multiple stages, with the US and Iran discussing Tehran's nuclear program later, potentially including a 15-year freeze on nuclear enrichment. US President Donald Trump rejected the proposal, stating it was 'unacceptable'. The US had indicated it was examining the proposal but was likely to reject it, with Trump saying Iran had not paid 'a big enough price'. The Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said they were reviewing the US response, which was received via Pakistan. The US Treasury Secretary claimed the US was 'suffocating' Iran's leadership through an economic blockade.
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