Tehran has announced a comprehensive 10-point peace plan aimed at ending the ongoing conflict with the United States, outlining key conditions for a long-term resolution.
The proposal includes major demands such as international acceptance of Iran’s uranium enrichment programme, the removal of all primary and secondary sanctions, and a permanent halt to regional conflicts.
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The announcement comes alongside a two-week ceasefire, offering both sides a limited window to engage in negotiations. Talks are scheduled to be held in Islamabad, with Pakistan set to mediate the discussions.
Iran’s Supreme National Security Council described the proposal as a framework for achieving a significant diplomatic breakthrough. The council also emphasized the importance of securing the agreement under international law to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region.
The development signals a potential shift toward diplomacy, though the success of the initiative will depend on how both sides respond during the upcoming negotiations.
