What are the US and Iran's proposals for peace?
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According to reports, the US and Iran have presented proposals to end the ongoing war that began in late February with US and Israeli airstrikes. While the US claims talks are ongoing, Iran denies direct negotiations. The US proposal, reportedly a 15-point plan, demands Iran cease nuclear weapons development, dismantle related facilities, limit its missile program, stop funding regional proxies, and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. In return, all international sanctions would be lifted. Iran has offered a five-point counter-proposal, the details of which remain vague, though it rejects key aspects of the US plan. The US has neither confirmed nor denied the full details of its proposal.
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AI-ExtractedUS President Donald Trump's press secretary said talks were "ongoing" and "productive".
Iran's foreign minister says the country is not currently negotiating with the US to end the war and "does not intend" to do so.
The war began on 28 February with US and Israeli air strikes, after which Iran widened hostilities.
All international sanctions would be lifted on Iran, the reported plan says.
Iran must "commit never to pursue nuclear weapons", pledge to dismantle nuclear facilities.
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