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Iranian press reveals new details of US peace proposal

Daily Post 15 days 1 mins read

Iranian media on Saturday revealed some details on the government’s new peace proposal sent through Pakistani mediators last Thursday.

According to semi-official news agencies Fars and Tasnim, Iran submitted a 14-point counterproposal to the United States’ nine-point proposal.

The new agencies disclosed that the US requested a two-month ceasefire but Iran says issues should be resolved within 30 days.

The further revealed that some of the Iranian demands included a withdrawal of US forces from Iran’s surroundings, the lifting the naval blockade and a new mechanism for the Strait, lifting sanctions and ending the war on all fronts including Lebanon.

DAILY POST reports that trouble started on February 28 when the United States alongside its ally, Israel launched air strikes on Iran resulting in the killing of its Supreme Leader and other notable top government officials.

Iranian press reveals new details of US peace proposal

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