Iran has reviewed a U.S. proposal to end the ongoing war in the Middle East and considers its conditions “excessive,” according to Iranian state media.
Press TV, citing an unnamed official, reported Wednesday that Tehran would not agree to end the conflict except at a time of its choosing and only if its own conditions are met.
Meanwhile, two senior officials in Islamabad told Agence France-Presse that the U.S. proposal was conveyed to Iran through Pakistani intermediaries. The plan reportedly includes 15 points aimed at ending the war, which has spread across much of the Middle East.
Pakistan is emerging as a potential mediator in efforts to end the conflict, given its historical ties with both Iran and the United States, as well as its close relations with several regional actors.
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