Iran calls US proposal to end war ‘maximalist, unreasonable’
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According to a high-ranking diplomatic source, Iran has rejected a 15-point ceasefire proposal from the United States aimed at ending the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran, deeming it "maximalist and unreasonable." Despite Iranian denials, US President Trump claims negotiations are underway. No direct talks have occurred between Iran and the US since the war began, but messages have been exchanged through mediators. Pakistan, which shared the US demands with Iran, and Turkiye are attempting to mediate, with potential in-person talks possibly taking place in Pakistan. Egypt has also offered to host meetings related to Iran to de-escalate the conflict and supports Trump's initiative to negotiate with Iran.
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AI-ExtractedUS President Donald Trump has claimed negotiations are under way between Washington and Tehran.
Tehran described the US proposal as “extremely maximalist and unreasonable”.
There have been no direct Iran-United States talks since the war began.
Iran received a 15-point plan from the United States aimed at ending the US-Israeli war on the country.
Pakistan shared the US’ ceasefire demands with Iran.
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