These are not serious demands. Iran is in no position to make demands.
Trump says US to help free up ships in Strait of Hormuz starting Monday morning
The US president has posted on Truth Social to announce that ships blocked in the Strait of Hormuz will be freed up on Monday morning.
Trump reportedly told Israeli media outlet Kan News that he has studied the new proposal from Iran and found it “unacceptable.”
- Iran’s government spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei says the United States has responded to its 14-point plan to find a permanent end to the war, and that it is reviewing that response.
- US President Donald Trump, in comments to Israeli media, said that the proposal is “unacceptable”.
- The plan calls for non-aggression guarantees, lifting of the US naval blockade and an end to the war “on all fronts“, including in Lebanon.
- Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said it set a 30-day deadline for the US military to end its blockade of ports, adding that Trump “must choose between an impossible military operation or a bad deal”.
These are not serious demands. Iran is in no position to make demands.
Trump must finish the job. A regime like the Iranian cannot be allowed to exist anywhere on the planet.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards on Sunday said the United States faced a choice between an “impossible” military operation or a deal with Tehran, after President Donald Trump disparaged Iran’s latest peace proposal.
“Macron just said that Europe should separate from the US and not interfere in their war. When Macron tried to play the role of a superpower and fight terrorism in Africa, he couldn’t even airlift his troops; we had to do it for him…” US Secretary of State Marco Rubio on the recent statements of French President Macron.
Chancellor Merz of Germany with no real military thinks the US should consult him prior to conducting operations so he can leak it to the European press and still deny use of the air space:
Dense. The coin never dropped. He just wants to see the paperwork first. Germans like to do that.
What we know about Iran’s 14-point plan to end the war
With Iran receiving Washington’s response to its peace proposal, here’s what we know about the 14-point plan to end the war in 30 days:
- Iran’s new proposal calls for guarantees against future attacks and a withdrawal of US forces from the vicinity of Iran.
- It calls for the lifting of the US blockade on Iran’s ports and the removal of sanctions.
- Tehran wants the release of frozen Iranian assets worth billions of dollars and war reparations.
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The proposal also calls for ending the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, as well as a “new mechanism for the Strait of Hormuz”.
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