Media: Iran Has Handed Over Its Response To 15 Points Of The US Peace Plan
- 26.03.2026, 19:13
Tehran is awaiting the reaction of the American side.
Tehran has conveyed its response to the 15-point US peace plan and is awaiting the American side's reaction, the Tasnim news agency reported, citing a knowledgeable source.
The source said that Iran demanded an end to aggression, the creation of "objective conditions that exclude the recurrence of war," a guarantee of damage payments and military compensation, as well as the end of the war on all fronts in the region. The interlocutor added that among the reciprocal demands Tehran identified the need to recognize its sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz.
He stressed that Iran perceives the statements of the U.S. side on the talks as a pretext, under which Washington wants to create an image of a "peace-loving and eager to end the war," to keep oil prices low and buy time to organize a ground invasion. Washington, according to the agency's interlocutor, has no desire to negotiate, as Iran became convinced after the 12-day war last June.
Information that Tehran had responded to the peace plan was also confirmed to Reuters by an unnamed senior Iranian official. He said the proposal was reviewed by officials and a representative of the country's Supreme Leader and the response was sent through Pakistan.
They considered the plan "one-sided and unfair."
The contents of the U.S. proposal were revealed by Bloomberg the previous day. It contains 12 demands, among which are the renunciation of uranium enrichment and support for terrorist groups operating through their proxies, as well as the opening of the Strait of Hormuz.
In return, the US offered to lift sanctions on Iran, end the mechanism for renewing them and help develop civilian nuclear power at the Bushehr site.
"In a nutshell, the proposal implies that Iran will give up its ability to defend itself in exchange for a vague plan to lift sanctions," a Reuters source commented on the document, adding that the offer lacked minimum conditions for success.