Iran conveyed its response to the American proposal, which was conveyed through the Pakistani mediator, and contained a series of demands - foremost among them an end to the war.
According to a report Sunday night in the Iranian Tasnim News Agency, which is affiliated with the Revolutionary Guards, the response includes a "roadmap" to ending the war, consisting of 14 points.
According to the report in Tasnim, which includes partial details of the proposal, Iran wants to focus on ending the war and resolving the differences with the United States within 30 days. This is in contrast to the approach of the Americans, who want to extend the ceasefire to two months.
The Iranian proposal includes 14 points - compared to nine points in a previous proposal by the United States.
Iran's proposal calls for an end to the war on all fronts, including Lebanon, guarantees against future American military aggression, the withdrawal of American forces from countries surrounding Iran, the lifting of the United States' naval blockade, the freezing of Iranian assets, compensation payments, and an easing of sanctions to the point of their removal.
In light of all this, the report claims that Iran is now awaiting an official American response to this proposal.
US President Donald Trump already addressed the negotiations on Friday, saying he was not satisfied with the new Iranian proposal. "The Iranians want to make a deal, but I'm not happy with what they've offered," the president said.
Main Iranian demands:
A decision on all issues at hand within just 30 days, instead of two months as proposed by the US.
Shifting the focus from extending the ceasefire to ending the war completely.
Providing guarantees that no military attack will be carried out against Iran.
Withdrawal of American military forces from the region.
Economic and political sections:
Release of frozen Iranian assets and payment of compensation.
Lifting sanctions and lifting the naval blockade.
Ending the war in all arenas - including in Lebanon.
Establishing a new mechanism for managing the Strait of Hormuz.
