Iranian state-linked media has reported that Tehran has put forward a 14-point peace proposal aimed at ending the ongoing conflict with the United States. The plan, which has been presented to international mediators, is described as a comprehensive framework for de-escalation and resolution of hostilities.
US President Donald Trump has acknowledged receiving the proposal and indicated he will consider it, but he expressed doubt that it goes far enough to meet American demands. Speaking to reporters, Trump said, "I can't imagine it would be acceptable in its current form."
The development comes amid heightened tensions between the two nations, with the US recently escalating military posturing in the region. Iran's proposal is seen as a diplomatic overture, though analysts warn that the two sides remain far apart on key issues such as Iran's nuclear program and regional influence.
No official response from the US administration has been issued beyond Trump's initial comments. The Iranian foreign ministry has urged Washington to engage seriously with the plan, warning that failure to do so could lead to further escalation.