Iran responds to US latest peace proposal
According to Iranian media, the Islamic Republic has called for an end to the conflict in the first phase of the negotiations, although it has not provided further details.
Iran today responded, through Pakistan, to the latest US proposal to end the war once and for all, according to the IRNA agency.
According to Iranian media, the Islamic Republic has called for an endto the conflict in the first phase of the negotiations, although it has not provided further details.
In this regard, the spokesman for the Iranian Foreign Ministry Ismail Bagaei has stated on several occasions that Tehran was considering the US proposal.
Tehran had previously insisted that from the first stage apeace agreement BAT should be reached in those negotiations, as well as an end to the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by delaying any dialogue on the nuclear program to a second or third stage.
Iran and the US agreed to a temporaryceasefire su a on 8 April, the 39th day of the war, and held a high-level meeting in Islamabad on 11 and 12 April, but no agreement was reached to end the conflict.
Since then, they have failed to resume talks, yet both sides are constantly exchanging messages and proposals.
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