• Source:JND

United States President Donald Trump has chalked out a 15-point plan to end the ongoing war with Iran, which is set to last for three days.

The plan was reportedly delivered to Iran through the Pakistani intermediaries, as the country has offered to host negotiation talks between Washington and Tehran.

The reports have also confirmed the ongoing talks between the two nations, with US President JD Vance Jered Kushner leading talks.

However, Iranian military and officials have denied the reports and Trump's assertion. Lt Col Ebrahim Zolfaghari, spokesperson for the Iranian military’s Khatam Al-Anbiya Central Headquarters, said on Wednesday that Trump appeared to be negotiating with himself.

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Neither Trump nor the US administration has officially revealed the details of the 15-point plan. According to a report by Channel 12, the plan focuses on opening the Strait of Hormuz, dismantling the Iranian nuclear weapon program and limiting the ballistic missile usage.

Here are the details of Trump's 15-point plan

  • A ceasefire for a month to discuss the agreement
  • Ending Iran’s capability to develop nuclear weapons
  • Stopping enrichment of uranium within its territory
  • Opening the Strait of Hormuz and making it a free maritime zone
  • Transferring its highly enriched uranium stockpile to the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
  • IAEA would get full access to all information regarding all the nuclear programs in Iran
  • The plan pushes to dismantle major nuclear sites at Natanz, Isfahan and Fordo
  • Withdrawing from regional proxy activities and ending support for proxy armed groups

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  • Capping the range of missiles and their numbers
  • In future, missiles could only be used for self-defence
  • In return, sanctions will be completely lifted from Iran
  • Iran will get support for its civilian nuclear programme, including power generation at the Bushehr plant
  • Along with lifting sanctions, "snapback" sanctions mechanism, will also be removed.

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