Tehran has dismissed the roadmap, saying it will not allow the US president to dictate terms
The US has sent Iran a 15-point peace proposal demanding the dismantlement of its nuclear program, curbs on missiles, and an end to support for regional allies, US and Israeli media outlets report. Iran has denied holding talks with the US, and has reportedly insisted on several major concessions, including ending its military presence in the Gulf.
The plan was first reported by the New York Times on Tuesday, with sources saying it was delivered via Pakistan and that it is not clear whether Israel is on board with the proposal. The newspaper did not provide details of the plan, saying only that it covers Iran’s nuclear and ballistic missile programs.
Later, Israeli Channel 12 outlined 14 of the 15 points in the plan. The framework reportedly calls for Iran to fully dismantle its nuclear facilities at Natanz, Isfahan, and Fordow, permanently ban uranium enrichment on its soil, and transfer its enriched stockpile to the IAEA under an agreed timeline.
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