Iran Sends Nuclear Proposal to US with Seven Conditions Amid Trump’s Threats, Will War End?

Washington: A new hope for diplomatic talks has emerged amid increasing tension between America and Iran. Tehran has sent a nuclear proposal to Washington amid US President Donald Trump's warning to Iran of attack. According to the report of news agency Reuters, a senior Iranian official has confirmed this. It is reported that this proposal has been sent to America through Qatar.

However, Iran has made it clear that before moving forward in negotiations, it will be necessary to agree on some of its conditions. In such a situation, this proposal is being seen as an attempt to reduce the long-running tension between the two countries.

Will the path to talks open amid Trump's threat?

US President Donald Trump had recently warned of the complete destruction of Iran. After this, there was a possibility of further increase in military tension in the area. Meanwhile, news of Iran sending a nuclear proposal has come to light.

According to Reuters, a senior Iranian official said that the proposal was sent through Qatar. The official, on condition of anonymity, said that the US is reviewing this proposal. However, not all the points included in the proposal have been disclosed.

What are the seven conditions of Iran?

The official list of the seven conditions has not been made public by Iran. However, according to media reports, Tehran's demands may include several important issues:

•  Ending the ongoing conflict in Lebanon and other areas.
•  Removal of the US naval blockade on Iranian ports.
• Ending US sanctions imposed on Iran.
• Releasing Iran's frozen assets stored abroad.
• Reducing US military presence in the region.
• To give compensation for the damage caused by war.
• Stopping American attacks on Iran.

The Reuters report also mentions demands like lifting sanctions, releasing frozen assets and compensation for war losses. However, complete official details of the seven conditions have not been revealed.

What is Iran's stance on opening the Strait of Hormuz?

Iran's top security official Mohsen Rezaei has said that unless America fulfills its seven conditions, neither the Strait of Hormuz will be opened nor the talks will move forward. The Strait of Hormuz is a very important sea route for global oil supply. Increase in tension here may affect the international market and energy supply. 

What did America say on the nuclear issue?

America's reaction to Iran's proposal has also come to light. Washington says it would be necessary to include Iran's nuclear program in any initial talks. This remains a major issue of discussion between the two countries. At present, America is reviewing the proposal and all eyes are on its next step. 

Overall, Iran's proposal has come at a time when there is a possibility of conflict between the two countries re-igniting. Qatar's mediation may open the way for talks, but the differences between the two sides on terms and nuclear program are yet to be resolved.