Iran has sent a 14-point proposal to America to end the West Asia conflict. This resolution demands an end to the war on all fronts including Lebanon. The resolution also calls for lifting the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and Iran.
Iran’s proposal comes in response to a nine-point proposal sent earlier by Washington, which reportedly included a two-month ceasefire deadline. However, Tehran has rejected any extended interim arrangement. Instead Iran has insisted on a comprehensive resolution within 30 days, which would be seen as an end to the permanent war rather than a temporary ceasefire.
What demands are included in Iran’s proposal?
Iran’s proposal includes stringent security guarantees. It demands stopping any future military aggression against Iran. Besides, a demand has also been made for America to withdraw its troops from the areas around Iran. This includes demands for the lifting of the existing naval sanctions and blockade as well as the freeing of Iranian assets seized abroad. At the same time, compensation has also been demanded by Tehran for the damage caused due to sanctions and military pressure.
On the economic front, the resolution calls for the complete removal of all US and international sanctions imposed on Iran. At the regional level, the resolution goes beyond Iran-US tensions and calls for an end to war on all fronts, including in Lebanon.
What is Tehran’s stance regarding the Strait of Hormuz?
The proposal also suggests establishing a new management regime for the Strait of Hormuz, an important global oil transit point, aimed at ensuring stability and uninterrupted maritime flows. Iran is now waiting for an official response from Washington.
Ready for any military aggression: Iran
Iran’s Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi has confirmed that this diplomatic proposal sent to the US through Pakistan is intended to permanently end the imposed war and resolve the existing tensions between the two countries. He said Iran is ready for diplomatic talks and any possible military aggression.
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However, US President Donald Trump had expressed disagreement with the Iranian proposal sent earlier. He expressed doubt whether a final agreement could be reached. “They want to make a deal, but I’m not satisfied with it, so we’ll see what happens,” he told reporters.
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