Has Iran’s 10-point plan changed, as JD Vance claims?

Al Jazeera DiplomaticNews ReportEN 5 min read 100% complete by Al Jazeera StaffApril 9, 2026 at 04:47 PM

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Negotiations between the US and Iran to end their ongoing war are facing uncertainty due to conflicting interpretations of Iran's proposed 10-point peace plan. The plan, the basis for upcoming talks in Islamabad, is meant to build upon a fragile two-week ceasefire. While President Trump initially called the plan "workable," US officials, including Vice President Vance, have since offered mixed responses, with Vance dismissing the publicised version. A key point of contention is Iran's right to enrich uranium, with discrepancies existing between the English and Persian versions of the plan. The US had previously presented a 15-point plan that Iran rejected as "maximalist," which included demands such as Iran ending uranium enrichment and ceasing support for regional proxies.

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Key Claims (5)

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VP JD Vance dismissed the publicised version as little more than a “random yahoo in Iran submitting it to public access television”.

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US presented Iran with a 15-point framework aimed at ending the war.

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President Trump called Iran's 10-point plan “workable”.

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Iran has a 10-point plan that is the basis for upcoming negotiations with the US.

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Confusion over US and Iranian proposals is deepening uncertainty about the ceasefire.

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Key Entities & Roles

Key Player Opposition Context

Houthis 30% Pakistan 30% Lebanon ×230% Strait of Hormuz 40% Islamabad 40% Hezbollah 40% Tehran ×250% International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) ×250% JD Vance ×260% Donald Trump ×270% United States ×780% Iran ×1090%

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us-iran ceasefire 90% 10-point plan 80% 15-point plan 70% uranium enrichment 70% hostilities 60% negotiations 60% regional proxies 50% international atomic energy agency (iaea) 50% strait of hormuz 40%