Trump says he will review Iran's new proposal to end the conflict.
On May 2 local time, U.S. President Trump stated that he had learned of a "concept framework" for an agreement proposed by Iran, and mentioned that Iran would provide a more specific agreement.
Trump stated, he would soon review the conflict resolution proposal just submitted by Iran, but expressed doubts about its acceptability. Trump said it was hard to imagine that the proposal could be accepted.
Earlier that day, Iran disclosed that it had received the latest negotiation proposal content, consisting of 14 points, which was conveyed to the U.S. by the mediator Pakistan, focusing on "ending the war." Iran is waiting for a formal response from the U.S.
The main contents of the Iranian proposal include ensuring no further military aggression, the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the surrounding areas of Iran, lifting the maritime blockade, unfreezing Iran's frozen assets, paying compensation, lifting sanctions, achieving peace on all fronts (including Lebanon), and establishing a new management mechanism for the Strait of Hormuz, among others.
Through this proposal, Iran draws a firm "red line" and presents a clear roadmap "for ending this imposed war." (CCTV reporter Wu Hanying)
U.S. President Trump announced he will review a new conflict resolution proposal from Iran, expressing skepticism about its acceptability. The proposal, conveyed through Pakistan, includes 14 points aimed at ending military aggression and sanctions. Iran is currently awaiting a formal response from the U.S. regarding this proposal.
- President Trump acknowledged receiving a new proposal from Iran for conflict resolution.
- The proposal includes 14 points focusing on ending military aggression and sanctions.
- Iran is awaiting a formal response from the U.S. regarding the proposal.
- Trump expressed skepticism about the proposal's acceptability.