(SeaPRwire) – President Trump stated that Tehran has not yet ‘paid a big enough price’ while he reviews the 14-point proposal.
According to RT correspondent Saman Kojouri, reporting from Tehran, Iran is pursuing a definitive and lasting resolution to its conflict with the US, moving beyond an earlier suggestion for a two-month ceasefire, as part of a 14-point peace plan presented by the Islamic Republic.
Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister Kazem Gharibabadi confirmed on Saturday that Tehran has presented a fresh peace initiative to Washington through Pakistani intermediaries, in response to an American overture, noting that “the ball is in the US court.”
Saman Kojouri of RT indicated that central elements of the plan encompass assurances against future aggressions from Israel and the US, the removal of sanctions, the pullout of American troops from regions bordering Iran, and a novel framework for managing the Strait of Hormuz. Kojouri stated, “The plan incorporates a requirement to settle all disputes and conclude the conflict within 30 days,” further remarking that “the scope for agreement between Tehran and Washington is diminishing.”
On Saturday, US President Donald Trump announced he would examine the offer but expressed skepticism about its viability. President Trump subsequently posted on social media that he “can’t imagine” the proposition would be agreeable, asserting that Iran had not yet “paid a big enough price for what they have done to humanity and the world over the last 47 years.”
View the complete report by RT’s Saman Kojouri concerning the most recent peace initiatives to conclude the conflict in Iran:
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