Donald Trump Rejects Iran’s 14-Point Peace Plan, Says ‘Unlikely to Be Acceptable’

Washington: US President Donald Trump, while reacting to the new 14-point proposal from Iran, has clearly indicated that it will not be easy to accept. He said that he will definitely review this proposal, but considering the current situation, the chances of its approval are very low.

What did Trump say on the proposal?

Sharing a post on the social media platform Truth Social, Trump wrote that he would soon look at the proposal sent by Iran in detail. However, he also added that he does not find this proposal satisfactory in view of Iran's activities over the past several decades. According to him, “Iran has not yet paid an adequate price for what it has done to the world and humanity.”

What indications were received in the conversation with journalists?

Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force In Florida, Trump said he had not yet seen the 14-point proposal in detail. He said that he will make any concrete comment only after seeing it. It also indicated that more information on this will be shared later.

What is included in Iran's proposal?

According to media reports, Iran has presented a comprehensive 14-point proposal to America, the aim of which is to end the ongoing tension and conflict in the region. This also includes the ongoing conflict in areas like Lebanon.

The key points of the proposal are as follows:

• Refusal to accept any temporary ceasefire
• Demand for permanent solution within 30 days
• Security guarantees to prevent future military attacks
• Withdrawal of American troops from the area
• complete removal of economic sanctions
• Return of seized properties and compensation for losses
• Suggestion of new arrangement for the Strait of Hormuz

Is this proposal a response to the US plan?

It is being told that this 14-point plan is a response to the 9-point proposal presented earlier by the United States. There has been tension between the two countries for a long time, and this initiative is considered to be a new effort in the same direction.

Is there still hope for an agreement?

Citing his past statements, Trump said that he is not backing down from any agreement. He says that he wants a solution that will not become a cause of controversy again after a few years. That is, America's effort is for a permanent and concrete agreement and not for temporary relief.

Overall, this proposal of Iran may be an initiative towards peace, but considering America's strict conditions and past experiences, the path still does not appear easy. More clarity may emerge on this issue in the coming days.