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Iran: 'US 15-point ceasefire proposal unrealistic... drafting our own negotiating plan'
Summary
- Iran said the 15-point ceasefire negotiating proposal presented by the US is unrealistic and illogical, and that the likelihood of acceptance is low.
- Iran said it has prepared a separate negotiating framework and its own set of demands based on its interests and judgment, and will disclose them at an appropriate time.
- Iran stressed that making a prompt statement on contacts with mediating countries and on the proposal is not capitulation but a response based on sovereign judgment.
Iran has dismissed the ceasefire negotiating proposal presented by the United States as unrealistic, saying the likelihood of acceptance is low.
According to BlockBeats, a virtual-asset (cryptocurrency) news outlet, on the 6th Esmail Baghaei, spokesperson for Iran’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said the 15-point ceasefire proposal delivered by the US via mediating countries was “illogical, as it contains excessive and unusual demands.”
The proposal is reportedly being conveyed through mediators such as Pakistan. Baghaei said that “several days ago, some options were presented through a mediator, and this plan consists of 15 items.”
Iran also said it has already prepared a separate negotiating framework. He added, “Iran has been consolidating its own set of demands based on its national interests and judgment,” and “will disclose them at an appropriate time.”
He also cautioned against interpreting contact with mediating countries as a sign of weakness. Baghaei stressed that “responding quickly to the proposal is not capitulation, but a response based on a sovereign decision.”
Minseung Kang
minriver@bloomingbit.ioBlockchain journalist | Writer of Trade Now & Altcoin Now, must-read content for investors.
