Iran sets out 10-point plan to end war after battlefield gains
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Iran has presented a proposed package and a set of conditions for ending the war, rejecting a ceasefire and instead calling for a permanent end to the conflict, taking into account its own considerations and past experience.
The 10-point package, submitted to Pakistan after what Tehran described as recent battlefield gains, outlines a range of demands, including an end to hostilities across the region, the establishment of a protocol to ensure safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz, post-war reconstruction, and the lifting of sanctions, News.Az reports, citing Tasnim News Agency.
The proposal follows developments over the weekend in western and central Iran, where, according to the report, a US heliborne operation ended in a major failure. Iran said the events demonstrated its advantage in the conflict.
US President Donald Trump has meanwhile extended a previously set deadline, a move seen as a step back from earlier threats, Tasnim added.
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