The United States has rejected Iran's written proposal to end the war
Svmuu reported that, according to Iran's Tehran Times on the 15th, the United States has rejected Iran's written "14-point" proposal to end the war. The report stated that the U.S. government has responded to the aforementioned written proposal, rejecting Tehran's plan and "reiterating its tough stance," particularly on the nuclear issue. Iran's proposal was based on a two-stage negotiation process: the first stage aimed to end the war on all fronts; if Iran's conditions were met, the second stage of negotiations on the nuclear issue would be initiated. (Xinhua News Agency)
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