The U.S. Has Handed Iran A Peace Plan

• 25.03.2026, 8:04

It has become known what is included in Trump's 15 points.

White House Press Secretary Caroline Leavitt said the United States has handed Iran a 15-point peace plan aimed at ending hostilities in the Middle East.

It was reported by The New York Times.

Details of the peace proposal

The United States has developed a comprehensive settlement plan and sent it to Tehran, mediated by Pakistan.

The move reflects the Donald Trump administration's desire to find a diplomatic way out of a conflict that has already caused tangible economic consequences.

Sources said the document covers key issues including Iran's ballistic missile programs and nuclear development.

Conditions on the nuclear program

The proposals include placing 440 kilograms of highly enriched uranium located in Iran under international control.

This item is seen as one of the central points in the framework of possible agreements.

The Strait of Hormuz and energy

Separate attention is paid to the situation around the Strait of Hormuz, which was virtually blocked after the beginning of the US-Israeli military operation.

This has led to a reduction in oil and gas supplies to world markets and an increase in energy prices.

US position and prospects

Despite diplomatic efforts, there are no signs of an imminent end to the conflict.

Caroline Leavitt emphasized that negotiations are ongoing, but the military operation will go on "until the objectives are achieved."

According to the publication, Iran may find it difficult to form a response due to internal disagreements and security risks to the negotiations.

At the same time, the U.S. initiative may signal the Trump administration's willingness to consider maintaining the current government in Tehran as part of a possible compromise.